Construction Draw Inspections include an “as needed” site inspection to provide a review of the contractor’s payment request and to evaluate the accuracy of the representations made in each line item of the contractor’s requisition.
The draw inspection will evaluate the accuracy of the draw request, construction phase completion on site, verifying all construction work is in place per the plans and specifications prior to the release of funds.
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The ability to identify your property lines is both valuable and beneficial, especially in disputes over boundaries and the legality of site improvements. 
Although residential home buyers are not required by law to get a land survey, its extremely important to determine the legal boundaries and physical characteristics of a property.
There are several reasons why one might need to conduct a land survey on a property in 
The planning and zoning regulations in Connecticut were established to direct the development and growth of the State of Connecticut in compliance with its general statutes, in order to foster positive and appropriate interactions between the industrial, commercial and residential areas within the state.
Construction permitting is the process of acquiring the necessary documents required by the city planning division and other concerned organizations for any development work that needs consent.
Are you buying a new property? 
Property owners in Connecticut probably have a slight idea of what their property is comprised of, but things can get complicated when it comes down to boundary lines. Knowing exactly where your boundary lines extend to on your property can be vital information that