Surveying is the practice of accurately determining the relative position of points, by measuring angles & distances and depicting the information in a useable format. Using a combination of technology, mathematics and research skills, a surveyor has the capability to measure and plot the existing…reproduce the lost…and transform the proposed into reality. A surveyor has the education and experience to retrace the legal history of property and make boundary line determinations.

 Since the beginning of recorded history, surveying has played a vital role in the development of human societies. From planning & construction for land development, to mapping & establishing boundaries for land ownership; surveying has evolved from a necessity into the profession that it is today. Since our inception in 1924, Godfrey-Hoffman Associates has maintained a strong commitment to the advancement of the surveying profession. Balancing tradition and new technology, our firm has provided a consistent and reliable product throughout the years. Our skilled and trained surveying teams take great pride in the work they do and are committed to providing the utmost level of professional service. They welcome the opportunity to continue the great work of their predecessors.

Godfrey-Hoffman Associates, LLC is proud to have in its possession the Survey Records of:
Nathan Aymen • Russell Boyce • Constance (Gus) Giordano • Bernard E. Godfrey
Henry Goetz • Frederick Hahn • Adam Hoffman • William Maloney
Carmen Miranda • Alphonse Savarese • Louis P. Stein • Harold Wynne

Are you looking for a better definition of a property boundary? Do you need a clearer map of the area? Godfrey-Hoffman Associates specializes in surveying land around Connecticut. As a land surveyor in Connecticut, we can assist you with property and boundary surveying for residential, commercial, and industrial areas, zoning-related issues, wetlands and utility mapping, and other similar services.

Land surveying is the technique of determining the two- or three-dimensional positions of points and the angles between them. The longitude and latitude points on the surface of the Earth are used to establish land maps and boundaries for ownership, and these are used for determining a property line, zoning, and other boundaries. Land surveying involves a combination of geometry, engineering, trigonometry, mathematical, physics, and law skills and knowledge to determine boundaries. Additional investigation may be needed through observations, measurements, questionnaires, research, and data analysis for planning and designing new or existing property boundaries. Legal history, in additional to physical surveying, may be included in determining a boundary or establishing a property line.

Godfrey-Hoffman Associates uses all of these techniques for Connecticut land surveying. Several services compose our selection of land surveying options for many central and southern Connecticut towns. This includes a survey for property, boundary, topographic, and photogrammetric purposes, ALTA/ACSM land title surveys, and residential, commercial, industrial, and construction project zoning and surveying concerns. Other land surveyor services in Connecticut provided by Godfrey-Hoffman Associates include subdivision design and planning, land title research, wetlands and utility mapping, and right of way mapping and monumentation.