Ocean · Shore NJ

Land surveys in Ocean County.

Toms River, Brick, and Point Pleasant anchor our work in northern Ocean County, where barrier-island lots, lagoon neighborhoods, and flood-prone shore properties call for careful elevation work.

Working in Ocean County since 2017
Familiar with every municipality
7 business day turnaround
NJ-licensed and E&O insured
Every town in the county

Ocean County, town by town.

ELS focuses its Ocean County work on the northern shore, anchored by Toms River, Brick, and Point Pleasant. The towns below are where we see the most consistent demand, and we cover the wider county as well. Every survey gets the same attention regardless of zip code.

BayheadBeachwoodBerkeleyBrickIsland HeightsLaceyLavaletteMantolokingOcean GatePine BeachPoint PleasantPoint Pleasant BeachSeaside HeightsSeaside ParkSouth Toms River

Featured and listed towns are placeholders pending confirmation. Working in a town not listed? Send us the address. We cover the towns of Ocean County, and the whole state of New Jersey.

Local knowledge that matters

What surveying in Ocean County asks of us.

Flood zones drive almost everything here.

Much of northern Ocean sits in FEMA flood zones, from the barrier-island beach blocks to the lagoon developments off Barnegat Bay. The elevation certificate often sets the insurance premium and the required foundation height. We pull the current FEMA map for your exact address, shoot the elevations in the field, and prepare the certificate that your insurer, lender, or building department needs.

What it means for you

An accurate elevation certificate that holds up with FEMA, your insurer, and the town.

Barrier-island and lagoon lots.

Point Pleasant Beach, Lavallette, and the lagoon neighborhoods in Brick and Toms River have tight, water-adjacent lots where bulkheads, docks, and decades of rebuilding can blur the original lines. We spend the field time to recover the real corners and tie the survey to the recorded plat, so the boundary holds when a neighbor rebuilds or a closing is reviewed.

Why it matters

A boundary that holds up where bulkheads, docks, and rebuilds have moved the visible lines.

A market that rebuilds and resells.

Northern Ocean is an active market of rebuilds, raises, and resales, and the title companies and attorneys here move quickly. They expect color drawings they can read to a client, an in-state PLS seal, and a schedule that holds when a closing date is set, even on a flood-zone property that needs an elevation certificate alongside the survey.

What we deliver

Color drawings, in-state PLS sign-off, and a seven business day turnaround.

Ocean County questions

Questions we hear from Ocean County clients.

If your property is in a FEMA flood zone, and much of northern Ocean is, your insurer or lender will usually ask for one, and the town may require it for new construction, a raise, or a substantial improvement. We pull the current FEMA map for your exact address and prepare the certificate from field-measured elevations.
Yes. We regularly survey water-adjacent lots in Brick, Toms River, and the beach towns. We recover the original corners, locate the bulkhead and other improvements, and tie everything to the recorded plat, so the boundary is clear even after years of rebuilding.
Yes. We survey the barrier-island towns including Point Pleasant Beach, Lavallette, and Seaside, where flood elevations and tight lots are the norm. Send us the address and we will confirm scope, a flat fee, and whether an elevation certificate belongs with the survey.
Ready when you are

Request a quote for your Ocean 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.

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