Land surveys in Bergen County.
From the streets of Hackensack to the Highlands buffer, our crews cover every municipality. We combine precise field data with highly detailed, color-clear drawings so you know exactly where your boundaries stand.
The surveys Bergen County asks for most.
Boundary Surveys
For fences, additions, lot splits, and closings on Bergen County's denser suburban properties.
Mortgage / Title Surveys
For refinances and resales, delivered in the format Bergen County title companies expect.
Flood Elevation Certificates
For properties in FEMA-designated flood zones, including portions of the Saddle River, Hackensack River, and Overpeck Creek floodplains.
ALTA / NSPS Surveys
For commercial transactions, especially along the Route 4 and Route 17 corridors.
Bergen County, town by town.
ELS works across all 70 Bergen County municipalities. The towns below are where we see the most consistent demand, but every survey gets the same attention regardless of zip code.
Hackensack
County seat · central BergenParamus
Route 4 & Route 17 corridorEnglewood
Eastern Bergen · Overpeck areaFeatured and listed towns are placeholders pending confirmation. Working in a town not listed? Send us the address. We cover all 70 Bergen County municipalities, and the whole state of New Jersey.
What surveying in Bergen County asks of us.
Older subdivisions, denser lots.
Bergen developed early, leaving behind dense neighborhoods laid out generations ago. Today, that means tight lots, overlapping fences, and old stone walls that rarely match modern deeds. Original corner monuments are often paved over, built upon, or long gone. We invest the necessary field time to uncover the true property lines—not just the convenient ones.
More time recovering original monuments, and a survey that holds when an old fence does not match the deed.
The Highlands buffer in western Bergen.
Western Bergen towns like Mahwah, Oakland, and Franklin Lakes fall under the NJ Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act. Whether a property sits in the preservation area or the planning area changes the review a project faces, and certain construction triggers additional steps. We know which parcels are affected and survey them with those requirements in mind.
Mahwah, Oakland, Franklin Lakes, and other parts of western Bergen.
Title company expectations.
Bergen has a mature, high-volume real estate market, and the attorneys and title companies here expect a survey that keeps pace. That means color drawings they can read to a client, an in-state Professional Land Surevyor seal, a seven business day turnaround, and a firm that can handle a complex transaction without slowing the closing down.
Color drawings, in-state PLS sign-off, and a seven-business day turnaround.
Questions we hear from Bergen County clients.
Request a quote for your Bergen County property.
Send the property address, the type of survey you think you need, and a closing date if there is one. We’ll come back within one business day with a flat fee and a target delivery window.