Feldman Land Surveyors' New Dimension

Feldman Land Surveyors CEO Michael Feldman (right, with project manager Damien Raffle and project surveyor Tim Agurkis) says that the company was started by his grandfather in 1946 and helped Boston survey its way into a 21st century power center. The company motto,"Right From the Ground Up," results from decades of dependability. Feldman provides land-surveying services, including ALTA Surveys for acquisition and refinancing, surveys for permitting and design, and critical layout for the highest-profile projects. Its state-of-the-art 2D and 3D survey products help architects and engineers understand a site's topography and a building's interior existing conditions, providing the backbone for a highly accurate BIM. The company protects the past with a pro-bono laser-scanning program, surveying one to two historically significant buildings each year. Michael tells us that the firm shows 30% growth in revenue over last year, standing steadily on firm ground. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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