The current FEMA form, completed by a licensed Florida Professional Surveyor & Mapper and delivered as a PDF your insurance agent can rate the same day — with 48-hour priority when the renewal or closing can't wait.
Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and the Keys. Also for LOMA / LOMR-F applications and building permits.
Send the address and what it is for. A licensed surveyor confirms the flood zone and replies with a price and a date.
Thank you — a licensed surveyor will review the property and send your quote within one business day (usually much sooner). If it's urgent, call us at (786) 574-6608.
Want to walk through the scope while we prepare it? Book a 30-minute video call with a licensed surveyor.
A licensed surveyor handles the certificate end to end — no drafting shop, no waiting for a signature.
We check the current FIRM panel, the flood zone and the base flood elevation for the property before scheduling the visit.
A licensed crew measures the lowest floor, the adjacent grades, the garage, equipment and flood openings, with photos as FEMA requires.
The completed elevation certificate, signed and sealed, delivered in 2 to 5 business days or 48 hours with priority — ready for your agent, the county or a LOMA application.
Everything an insurance agent, underwriter or floodplain manager needs to rate the policy or process the application.
Flood insurance is rated on the elevation of your lowest floor relative to the base flood elevation. Many South Florida homes are rated without a certificate — or with an outdated one — and pay more than they should. A current certificate gives your agent the numbers to re-rate the policy, and if the structure sits above the base flood elevation, we can support a LOMA to remove it from the high-risk zone.
We deliver a PDF your insurance agent can use the same day and answer the underwriter's questions directly.
For a new policy, a renewal that came in too high, or a closing where the lender requires flood insurance.
A certificate on the current form, complete and legible, delivered as a PDF you can upload to the carrier without a second trip.
Construction and finished-construction certificates for the county, on schedule with your inspections.
Coastal South Florida is where elevation certificates matter most, and where our crews are every day. Treasure Coast and Tampa Bay homes are scheduled in routes; ask for the date when you request the quote.
Crews based in Doral and downtown Miami. Orlando and Tampa Bay projects are scheduled weekly.
Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Monroe (Florida Keys)
Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River (Vero Beach), Brevard
Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Polk
Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte, Lee, Collier
Anything else? Call (786) 574-6608 — English and Spanish.
A FEMA form completed by a licensed surveyor that documents the elevation of your building's lowest floor, garage and machinery relative to the base flood elevation. Insurance companies use it to rate flood policies; counties use it for permits; FEMA uses it for LOMA applications.
Two to five business days from the site visit. With 48-hour priority the certificate is delivered within two business days of the visit — ask for it when the renewal or closing date is close.
Often, yes. If your lowest floor is at or above the base flood elevation, a current certificate lets your agent re-rate the policy. We cannot promise a specific saving, but we can tell you after the visit what the numbers show.
Yes. If the certificate shows the structure is above the base flood elevation, we prepare the survey documentation for a LOMA or LOMR-F so you can request removal from the high-risk zone.
The address, what the certificate is for and, if you have it, the old certificate or the flood insurance declaration page. Someone should be home if the crew needs access to a crawlspace or an enclosed garage.
A licensed surveyor confirms the flood zone, quotes a fixed price and schedules the visit — with 48-hour priority when you need it.
