FEMA elevation certificate

The FEMA form that shows how high your building sits compared with the flood level. Flood insurers use it to set the premium.

An elevation certificate (FEMA form) records the elevation of the building, its lowest floor and the equipment around it against the base flood elevation. Insurers use it to rate flood insurance; it is also the starting point for a LOMA.

What is included

Field measurement of the building and grades
Completed FEMA elevation certificate, signed and sealed
Building photos for the certificate

Often added

Help with a LOMA (flood zone removal)
If your house sits above the flood level, a FEMA Letter of Map Amendment can remove the flood insurance requirement. We prepare and file the application.
+$450
Digital drawing file (CAD)
The survey drawing as a CAD file (DWG or LandXML) for your architect, engineer or builder.
+$75