There are rumors and statistics pointing towards the housing market taking a turn upward.
Join us at the 2015 Hamden Regional Business & Community Expo
Godfrey-Hoffman Associates is proud to be a vendor at this years 11th annual Hamden Regional Chamber of Commerce Business & Community Expo. Stop by our booth and say Hello!! Continue reading “Join us at the 2015 Hamden Regional Business & Community Expo”
Project Spotlight: 3139 Whitney Avenue, Hamden, Connecticut
A project that Godfrey-Hoffman Associates proudly is part of has been featured in the New Haven Register.
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Senator Cory Booker To Introduce Commercial Drone Legislation Following FAA’s Amazon Ruling
U.S. Senator Cory Booker is set to introduce legislation to establish temporary rules to govern the commercial use of drones that could greatly expand the ability of companies to fly unmanned vehicles, according to documents obtained by FORBES.
Do Maps Still Matter? The GPS vs. Map Debate
More so than ever before, people are using GPS devices to navigate the world around them. Few youngsters these days would even know how to navigate by map, when their phones can create a route from point A to point B in a matter of seconds. So one might ask; is there even a need for maps anymore?
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Hodge, LLC Receives 2015 Best of Farmington Award
Hodge, LLC Receives 2015 Best of Farmington Award
Farmington Award Program Honors the Achievement
FARMINGTON March 4, 2015 — Hodge, LLC has been selected for the 2015 Best of Farmington Award in the Professional Land Surveyors & Civil Engineers category by the Farmington Award Program. Continue reading “Hodge, LLC Receives 2015 Best of Farmington Award”
What is a survey and why should I advise my clients to pay for one?
What is a survey and why should I advise my clients to pay for one?
When we leave the grocery store most of us check our receipt to make sure we got what we paid for. When we buy cars we make sure we get all the options we paid for. But, when many people purchase real estate, they feel comfortable knowing “about” where the property lines are and “about” how much land is involved. Continue reading “What is a survey and why should I advise my clients to pay for one?”
New Website Unveiled!!
After months of redesigning, tweaking, coding, inserting and tweaking again, we are done. Our new website is live. Continue reading “New Website Unveiled!!”
Surveyors, Drones, and the FAA: Bringing Law and Order to the Sky
Sometimes, technology develops faster than regulatory agencies can regulate, and with drones, this has certainly been the case. For years now, law regarding the use of drones has been unclear and rarely enforced. For some surveyors, this lax regulation has allowed the latest surveying technology to thrive; surveying by drone.
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Finding New Buildings in the Dust of the Old
With the continued and growing emphasis on sustainability in construction we could be on the verge of a radical shift in how we think about the current stock of buildings. The time may be coming when we stop planning for building replacement, and instead plan for building reuse. That in turn would significantly change the roles of designers and builders.
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