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Maine Coast Surveying & Flood Consultants
If you are interested in purchasing, selling, subdividing, evaluating, or improving your real estate, you may need land surveying services. For more information pertaining to the process and components of a boundary survey, please go to the following pages in our website. Have you been mapped into a high-risk flood zone, but you feel your home has low flood risk?

Perhaps your mortgage lender has requested you get an Elevation Certificate as a condition of a loan. Or maybe you'd like to try and lower your flood insurance premiums. Whatever the case, we can help!
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Maine Coast Surveying was founded in 1979 and quickly grew to be one of Lincoln County's largest surveying firms serving the mid-coast region of Maine. In 2016, the company was acquired by Jim Nadeau, Owner of Nadeau Land Surveys, who continues to offer the same great service under the name Maine Coast Surveying & Flood Consultants, proudly serving areas from "Down East" Maine to New Hampshire.
We utilize the latest technologies to efficiently accomplish all tasks and hold strong to our motto "Using today's technology and yesterday's work ethic" as our most basic strategy for success. Upon completion of land surveying services, we offer our clients an opportunity to review our findings and the decisions we made to complete the project.
We offer a variety of land survey and floodplain management services. If you would like to request services and obtain a quote, please fill out and submit our web form. Upon authorization to proceed with the requested services, a "Letter of Agreement" or "Contract For Land Surveying Services" will be prepared and must be signed by the client and returned to this office with the requested retainer.
If you need further clarification, download our informational flyer, view FEMA's website, or give us a call! An Elevation Certificate does not remove the mandatory requirement of flood insurance. The Elevation Certificate is an important administrative tool for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and can be used to support a request for a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) or Letter of Map Revision (LOMR).
A Mortgage Loan Inspection is prepared for the lender and its title insurer, and should never be used for permitting, boundary line determinations, or construction.

The two items evaluated on an MLI determine if a dwelling or on-site improvements used as collateral for the loan being created are in compliance with municipal/local building setback requirements at the time of construction, and if said dwelling or on-site improvements horizontally scale in or out of a Special Flood Hazard Area per the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Flood Insurance Rate Maps.
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