Ronald W Post Surveying Inc

5 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from November 3, 2016
  

  Nancy P. asked:

  I need to get my elevation certificate does anyone know how I can get that or what surveyors do that I paid $500 for it and I have no idea who did it and I want nothing to do with my contractor

  

  Tracy R. replied:

  Ron Post in Toms River. 732-255-9050

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• Referral from June 20, 2013
  

  Claire M. asked:

  And so it begins.....any recommendations for a surveyor who can do a flood elevation report for us? Need to find out how much we need to raise our house...thanks to Sandy....ugh.

  

  Michelle S. replied:

  Claire, we always use Ron Post. He is at 1792 Hinds Road, Toms River 732-255-9050. Tell him Donato referred you. He's a very nice man :)

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• Referral from February 8, 2013
  

  Elizabeth H. asked:

  Need surveyor...names and numbers please. Thanks:) getting ready for demo!

  

  Karolyn W. replied:

  Also Gerald Bracht from Red Bank 732-741-7249 ($450 for Sea Brighters) and a neighbor is using Ronald W. Post, Toms River ($300??) 732-255-9050. Be prepared as many of these guys are also getting backed up!!! Good luck!!!

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• Referral from March 31, 2014
  

  Sue R. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a surveyor for our elevation certificate? thank you.

  

  Pat H. replied:

  Ron Post, Toms River 732 255-9050

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• Referral from February 12, 2013
  

  Debbie G. asked:

  Has anyone gotten their house elevation done? Who did you use? Does insurance cover this expense?

  

  Pat H. replied:

  Hope this helps...the new FEMA Advisory Flood Elevation maps are driving people crazy. The first thing you need to determine is where your home is now. Any surveyor should be able to issue a Flood Elevation Certificate. (we used Ron Post in TR 732 255-9050) This will tell you where your property is in relation to sea level and it will help you determine just how high you will have to go in order to be in compliance with the newly issued FEMA Advisory Based Flood Elevation (ABFE) maps. The following are 2 very useful websites: www.region2 coastal.com will help you determine where your home is on the Advisory Base Flood Elevation (ABFE) maps www.floodsmart.gov will help you determine the cost of your flood insurance in the future, based on your elevation

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