Are you installing a fence or shed? Maybe you are looking for start that backyard oasis? A boundary survey provides a clear understanding of you property and reduces the likelihood of future disputes.

This detailed process takes time! The end-goal is to validate the site conditions versus the researched documentation. Call us if you need a land surveying firm you can rely on: (610) 469-3830

While every project provides a unique challenge, the underlying principles remain the same. This is where out expertise in land planning allow us to handle the project from start to finish.

A grading and stormwater plan, or building permit plan, reflects proposed improvements to a property. Improvements include swimming pools, patios, additions, or new construction.

From vacant land to a redevelopment site, every property provides obstacles. From wetlands, to existing improvements and regulations, no obstacle is the same. This is where our diversified and experienced team comes together.

Site planning is like putting together a puzzle. There are many pieces of differing shapes and sizes that have to fit together. The final product satisfies codes, minimizes impacts and returns values.

Undertaking a project that requires a new driveway entrance or increases traffic? You may need to get a driveway permit. The permit ensures the location, construction, and maintenance of a safe and responsible access.

Living near a waterway provides a connection with nature. It also comes with the potential for flooding and lost property. This is why homeowners maintain flood insurance. But did you know you might also be able to lower the cost of flood insurance or eliminate it altogether?

To do this, All County and Associates completes a flood survey and provides you with a flood elevation certificate. This is typically then given to your insurance company, if flood insurance is necessary.

Many homeowners do not think about where their wastewater goes. Most people's introduction to an on-site sewage system comes when building a new house or when an existing system fails. This especially occurs in rural areas.

All County and Associates leads you through the permitting process.

Many homes rely on an on-site sewage system. These systems are a great way to treat wastewater. That said, a failed system can cost $10,000s to replace. Thus, routine septic inspection and occasional maintenance are key. In addition, it is important to have a sewage system properly inspected before buying a home.

While every project provides a unique challenge, the underlying principals remain the same. This is where our expertise in land planning allows us to handle the project from start to finish.

A pool permit plan reflects the proposed improvements associated with constructing a pool. It is a simplified version of a building permit plan.

For most homeowners, they never have to worry about where their sewage goes. But for millions of others, they currently use an on-site sewage disposal system. Though these systems are effective, they need maintenance and ultimately replaced. The costs add up. Today, public sewer is more accessible than ever. Additionally, a public sewer connection adds value!