Stuart Somers brings over 35 years of industry experience in the areas of Civil Engineering and Land Surveying. Licensed in the State of Connecticut, we utilize state-of-the-art surveying technology and serve our clients with a high level of precision, exacting standards and efficiency. We offer a wide variety of professional services to homeowners, private developers, commercial developers and municipalities alike.
With focused commitment to our clients' requirements, Stuart Somers' Company, LLC's reputation for quality and excellence provides the peace-of-mind to know that your project is on time, on budget and professionally delivered. We welcome the opportunity to review your Civil Engineering or Land Surveying project, and to help you realize the full potential of your real property.
While our work often takes us across the State, we are in possession of the maps and other records of Stuart F. Somers, Civil Engineer and Licensed Surveyor who principally served Southbury and surrounding towns for over a quarter-century.
With focused commitment to our clients' requirements, Stuart Somers' Company, LLC's reputation for quality and excellence provides the peace-of-mind to know that your project is on time, on budget and professionally delivered. We welcome the opportunity to review your Civil Engineering or Land Surveying project, and to help you realize the full potential of your real property.
While our work often takes us across the State, we are in possession of the maps and other records of Stuart F. Somers, Civil Engineer and Licensed Surveyor who principally served Southbury and surrounding towns for over a quarter-century.
Services
Our Civil Engineering group has successfully designed and gained approvals for scores of projects ranging from the improvement or new development of individual residential properties to large-scale subdivisions, condominiums, commercial and industrial site plans, as well as the design of municipal road and drainage improvement projects.
Our staff's experience with dealing with difficult sites and negotiating the complexities of ever-expanding regulations sets the Stuart Somers Co. LLC's work apart from the other firms.
Our staff's experience with dealing with difficult sites and negotiating the complexities of ever-expanding regulations sets the Stuart Somers Co. LLC's work apart from the other firms.
Our Surveying group has successfully provided prompt and accurate field work and survey maps for many different clients, and in many different ways.
Our field crews utilize the latest total stations, data collectors, and geographic positioning systems, and other equipment to achieve a comprehensive mapping effort.
Each project is personally managed by a company principal to assure the highest level of quality.
Boundary surveys, road, drainage, lot, and residential house stakeout of subdivisions and site plans for the projects mentioned previously under Section 2.0, Engineering.
Our field crews utilize the latest total stations, data collectors, and geographic positioning systems, and other equipment to achieve a comprehensive mapping effort.
Each project is personally managed by a company principal to assure the highest level of quality.
Boundary surveys, road, drainage, lot, and residential house stakeout of subdivisions and site plans for the projects mentioned previously under Section 2.0, Engineering.
What is a land survey?
Land surveys take many forms that will vary based upon the needs of the client and requirements of the reviewing regulatory agencies or mortgage lenders.
The most common is generally to referred to as an "A-2" Plot Plan, which depicts the location of improvements relative to property lines, and is required for new construction.
Topographic surveys show elevations and contours (lines of equal elevation) that are often necessary for design and construction purposes.
Construction Stakeout and "post-construction" surveys identify where improvements are to be, or have been built.
Land surveys take many forms that will vary based upon the needs of the client and requirements of the reviewing regulatory agencies or mortgage lenders.
The most common is generally to referred to as an "A-2" Plot Plan, which depicts the location of improvements relative to property lines, and is required for new construction.
Topographic surveys show elevations and contours (lines of equal elevation) that are often necessary for design and construction purposes.
Construction Stakeout and "post-construction" surveys identify where improvements are to be, or have been built.
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