Tom and son are hands down, the BEST surveying service in this Lehigh Valley/Tri state area. Their…read morework is excellent, well mapped out in advance so you know EXACTLY when they are coming and how much the service will cost. All costs are displayed in advance for all services needed and for any additional work you may choose to get to survey your property professionally and accurately in advance of a fence, addition to the yard, etc. The price is extremely competitive and Tom and his son don't hamper the job with any hidden fees or surprises, they are straight forward up front and get the job done timely and in excellent fashion. And they are prompt in returning your request for work and will make all provisions to get the survey done in a timely fashion, as in my case, to have 160 feet of fencing installed. I would gladly recommend and use them for future jobs in the future.

I recently had my property surveyed by Tom. Great service at a great price. His communication was…read moreamazing. I had corner stakes/rods put in. Highly recommend!

We hired Timothy B. Johnson of Johnson Surveying (timbjohnson@rcn.com) to complete a survey of our…read moreproperty in May of 2022. Tim was very responsive to my email, his prices were reasonable, and he scheduled our survey quickly - in fact, he came out the day we made settlement on our new house and staked the property that afternoon. Several weeks later after we had a fence installed, our neighbor claimed the fence was on her property. We contacted Mr. Johnson and he assured us his survey was accurate and that we should hold our ground (literally) and consult a lawyer. We had this conversation multiple times with him but he repeatedly insisted his survey was accurate so we consulted a lawyer and pushed back on the neighbors claim. Throughout several months of legal haggling where we regularly checked and double checked with Mr. Johnson, he maintained his survey was correct. A few days before we were supposed to appear in court against the neighbor, Timothy B. Johnson sent an email to us and our attorney saying his survey was inaccurate by 9 feet on both the left and right side of our yard. 9 FEET!!!! He advised us to move the fence and said he would pay for it. We have that in writing. Obviously we were angry but we paid the neighbor and requested the reimbursement from Mr. Johnson. People make mistakes and we tried to keep the attitude of: "OK, he finally admitted it. He can reimburse us and make it right and we move on. It stinks but it happens. We are all human" Well - of course when we reached out for reimbursement, Mr. Johnson balked. He said since our neighbor didn't name him directly in her suit, we could -- and I quote -- "go pound sand." The neighbor had no way of knowing who our surveyor was so of course she didn't name him directly. Timothy B. Johnson refused to pay even after admitting his wrong doing. We took Mr. Johnson to court; but he never bothered to show up so we were awarded a default summary judgement because again, we had evidence of him admitting he was wrong. He never paid us. We asked the court for a lien against his property but the business addresses he lists for Johnson Surveying are not owned by Timothy B. Johnson directly so we cannot use that avenue as recourse for payment. Timothy B. Johnson works in New York, Pennsylvania, and Florida. He continues to run a surveying company. He is unprofessional, irresponsible, and untrustworthy. Do not hire this person. (timbjohnson@rcn.com)

Hired Johnson Surveying to measure my property , so that I can install a fence in my back yard. Tim…read morewas super nice and did an excellent job. Price was reasonable too.

My family is new to Abington Township in Montgomery County. We're going to install a fence in our…read morebackyard this year, 2025, but had no idea precisely where our property boundaries are. I contacted 4 property surveyors and only 2 replied. On our property deed document we discovered Eastern Chadrow Associates had surveyed the property back in 2007-08, a few years before our house was built. We chose Eastern Chadrow for their highly competitive estimate and how responsive and helpful they were. The entire process from initial contact to the billing process and mailing me the certified boundary document was smooth. I highly recommend Eastern Chadrow Associates for property surveying.

On time Answer our questions…read moreGood price Great customer service Field men described what they needed to do

Bay Point was so helpful in getting me a survey. They were fast and paid great attention to detail…read more Great service, communication, and professionalism. Highly recommend. Jay also has great referrals to offer in the construction/engineering community. I'm happy to support small businesses.

Professional, reliable and truly a great value. Highly recommend this service and would not…read morehesitate to use them again.

Just tried to call and leave voicemail requesting a call back for a service and their mailbox is…read morefull! Guess they don't want any new business...

Outstanding company to do business with. Very professional, services are on-time and on budget…read more Would highly recommend to anyone seeking engineering or surveying services. Mike Meyers

I called Burke LS. What a gentleman who was honest with a ballpark $1000 estimate. Only problem was…read morehe was too busy right now 6/22. I called Dallas LS & got a estimate of $2200. It took him 4/5 days to give me that estimate after I told him my budget.

I had to have my property re-surveyed for a legal matter and after calling many, speaking to some…read moreand meeting a few, I decided to go with Burke Land Surveying. As I always do when undertaking a new project, I did some online research as to the local average cost of such work, since this is way out of my wheel house. Their price was right in line, the work was completed on time and was precise, and they are extremely professional. Like I said previously, I called several local land surveyors, some didn't return calls, some only wanted to do large projects and some want to charge you over two-and-one-half times as much as Burke Land Surveying quoted me and held to his quote. Truly Honest! I Highly Recommend Them!

I needed a survey of my residential property. From the first contact I had with Brunswick…read moreSurveying to the end of the job they were courteous and professional. They answered all my questions quickly and clearly. The survey they provided was top quality. I highly recommend them and would definitely call them again.

This is the best survey company to work with. Quick turn around time, professional and a pleasure…read moreto work with. Very pleased with the product they delivered for our needs. Would highly recommend!!

Dean, from Trout Creek Professional Land Surveying Services, was quick to respond to our request…read morefor a property survey for our new home. His staff was friendly and helpful and quickly set up the appointment which worked for us. We were all set for the survey when COVID-19 restrictions were instituted and mandated state shutdowns began. Unlike other contractors were we working with at the time, Trout Creek notified us of the pause. As soon as he was given the okay to work, Dean notified us and we had a new appointment within days so we could continue with our project. He talked us through the scope of work upon arrival, and worked diligently and meticulously throughout the day to identify all our property stakes, and show us their location. He answered all our questions thoroughly. Thank you. This was the easiest survey we have every had.

I had called trout creek to do a project at me home on short notice and they came out right away on…read moretime and had me scheduled on a reasonable date and time. I had a great experience with this company very good at what they do. Highly reccomend! And not to mention a. Great family bussiness! Thank you again!

Don't make an expensive mistake like we did…read more Even if this review only convinces one person to never rent with DLP, I will have saved someone from going through what we went through... Where do I begin with these people... For this being our first apartment (my boyfriend and I), DLP set a horrendous image for what apartment renting would be like. For starters, I genuinely don't understand why DLP charges a broker fee for apartment renting. This was an expense we were not expecting, but because we have never rented before, we thought it was common place. Turns out, it's not. So we felt robbed of $700. I was even told that my ' Real estate agent' found the apartment for me over the phone, when in fact, she did not. I found the apartment on Hot Pads. That was the first strike for us. After living in the apartment for maybe 2 months it turns out the apartment was infested with deer mice... we must have caught 7 or more in the few days of trying to catch them. We found they were living in our stove because thats were the majority of the mouse shit was. We reported it to DLP and they denied our maintenance request and told us it was our responsibility. After weeks of catching them and feeling hopeless, I called DLP maintenance directly and they told me no one else in the apartment has ever reported mice. I didn't believe them for a second because, after speaking to the neighbors, they had mice for years. They finally sent someone to 'correct' the problem a few weeks after we reported the issue. They really just plugged up the holes they were getting into our apartment from. Maybe 2 months after we found mice, we were sitting in our living room late at night and smelled smoke. There was a fire in the downstairs apartment. The building had to be evacuated of course and we had to wait for the fire department to take care of the fire. The next few days after, I called DLP to ask how the fore started due to fear of what caused it. I was told I would get a call back from the property management about my questions... I never received a call back... Things were pretty tame for a month about until a panel from our ceiling fell in our bathroom. A huge part of drywall fell on top of the ceiling panel and got debris everywhere. Literally parts of the ceiling that they were tying to conceal were exposed such as cracks and peeling paint that they didn't bother to fix. So every once in a while, smaller parts of the ceiling fall on our floor and we just sweep it up knowing they are not going to fix it anytime soon. Honestly, its probably a structural problem rather than a cosmetic issue. Especially since you could feel how weak the floors were when walking. Thank God we were not in the room when it fell or it would have feel on us and thank God the entire building somehow held up while we were in it. A few weeks after that, the handle on our bathtub broke and water erupted from our tub. When we went into the basement to turn the water off in our apartment, it turns our, there is no water shut off for our apartment. We had a direct line from the city. That means, we had to call the city. Now we are on the third floor, so imaging water pouring out of our tub and having no immediate way of shitting it off. DLP send a plummer out 4 times and finally fixed the tub pipping and gave us a shut off valve. That was only after i told them in not paying rent until the issue is fixed. Not our sink is leaking so I'm going to have to go through all this again. One day, during heavy rain, water leaked through our weak ceiling and water pooled in our kitchen and bathroom ceiling tiles. Not to mention the extreme leaking in the hallway right outside our apartment door. The only redeeming quality that DLP had for us was the maintenance staff we dealt with, and that is just because they were genuinely nice people. I thought DLP our backs. I could not have been more wrong. have plenty of receipts/ pictures for what we went through. I hope you read this entire review and realize DLP is not an option. You deserve to be treated like a person, not a dollar sign.

Do you know if the recent finding by a jury in the Middle District of Louisiana finding Baton Rouge…read moreVenture LLC, a company owned by DLP entities and persons, liable for "bad faith" damages, and a follow up lawsuit from the counterparty to those damages claiming that those properties were refinanced with affiliated DLP entity debt funds over a lis pendens? If so, what would you think the impact to DLP would be?