Waterfront Assessments

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When it comes to buying waterfront property, what can be built is just as important as what already exists. Our Waterfront Feasibility Assessment service gives you (or your clients) the clarity you need to make confident, informed decisions—before closing.

This pre-purchase inspection is designed to assess what types of waterfront improvements are realistically possible at a given property, based on:

• Local permitting regulations and restrictions
• Historical permit records and compliance issues
• Site-specific constraints (e.g., dock size limits, vessel count, setbacks)
• Environmental and agency review  considerations
• Your client’s intended use and  future plans

Whether you are envisioning a private dock, boat lift, or other shoreline enhancements, this service helps eliminate guesswork and reduces surprises post-closing.

Partner with us to add value to your clients and set yourself apart in the competitive waterfront real estate market.

Before investing in a waterfront property—or planning improvements—it's essential to understand the condition and integrity of existing marine structures. Our Waterfront Structure Assessment provides a thorough evaluation of seawalls, docks, and boat lifts to identify potential red flags, structural concerns, and long-term maintenance needs.

This inspection is ideal for:

• Homebuyers assessing the true value and condition of a waterfront property
• Homeowners planning repairs or upgrades
• Real estate agents looking to provide added value to their clients
   

Each assessment includes:

• Visual inspection of seawall stability and signs of erosion or failure
• Evaluation of dock materials, hardware, and structural soundness
• Review of boat lift condition, alignment, and mechanical components
• Clear recommendations for repair, replacement, or continued use
   

Our Comprehensive Waterfront Assessment offers a full-spectrum evaluation of a waterfront property—combining regulatory insight with a structural inspection to give you a clear, informed view of what exists today and what’s possible for the future.

This two-part assessment includes:

A detailed review of what can reasonably be constructed or modified on the property, based on local permitting regulations, historical permits, agency requirements, and the client’s goals. We assess factors such as allowable dock size, vessel limits, and environmental constraints.

An on-site inspection of existing marine structures—including seawalls, docks, and boat lifts—to identify red flags, potential repair needs, and estimated remaining lifespan. We evaluate both visible condition and functional integrity.

Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or real estate professional, this report provides critical information to guide purchasing decisions, negotiate repairs, or plan future improvements.

One report. Complete clarity. Confident decisions.