Gary Hickman, post: 404930, member: 8049 wrote: If I can't absolutely accurately determine a good elevation and BFE, I do not want any part of it.
Out of curiosity, removing pricing from the discussion, what would prevent you from accurately determining either? BFE is pretty straightforward in Zone AE. If it's in Zone A, I get the BFE from the floodplain administrator (in writing). Accurately determining the elevation (to a 0.1') is also fairly straightforward. I'm just wondering what has caused you problems in the past so that I may avoid similar pitfalls.
I taught a 2-3 hour EC 101 class at a seminar last month. I think quite a few attendees were surprised at how I go about them, and that it is not a simple level run to the floor. At $200 per cert, I would imagine that is a group I would get paid to do properly if there isn't a claim. I agree with Mr. Hickman, ALTA or EC, you neck is stretched way out there, so do a good job before the stamp goes on.
Howard Surveyor, post: 405036, member: 8835 wrote: so do a good job before the stamp goes on.
That goes without saying no matter what the project.