Roaring Brook Consultants, Inc. services

The design of improvements to a site must consider all the physical aspects of the site as well as any regulatory restrictions. A complete physical survey of any site includes `surveys` that are not apparent to the ultimate user of the developed project, but which are very important to preparation of a successful plan. The engineer and surveyor must collect information regarding the ownership of the site and its boundaries for a traditional boundary survey. In addition they must prepare topographic mappings of the surface shape of the site, and mappings of the soils, water bodies and vegetation on the site. Often, this mapping includes some sampling of unseen aspects of the property, such as soil depths, groundwater elevations and depths of underlying bedrock.

As environmental experts, Roaring Brook Consultants will support you throughout the entire process of adjusting an environmental claim. We made the process easier by investigating environmental claims and overseeing the project clean-up to ensure it is completed properly and economically. Roaring Brook Consultants is adept at all aspects of environmental project completion from soil and groundwater characterization to remedial design and implementation and site closure. We have extensive experience negotiating with local and state officials to achieve site closure. We blend both practical and theoretical knowledge to find cost effective, sensible and creative solutions to our clients` individualized needs.

Our services include surveys for the individual, the land developer and commercial site developer.  We perform boundary surveys on all types and sizes of parcels.  The boundary survey may be the final product for an individual land owner or the first step in preparing a residential subdivision or commercial site plan.  Read more about what goes into a boundary survey.