New York State Licensed Land Surveyor No. 50762

Where the property line ends, the evidence begins.

Practicing since 1998, Frank S. Ferrantello is the surveyor courts, cities, and property owners call when the property line is the case.

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“The profession itself is to define the property lines and measure the evidence we find.”

— Frank S. Ferrantello, PLS

Every land transaction and every dispute comes down to one question: where exactly does it begin and end? Frank answers that question under cross-examination, in front of zoning boards, on land where guesswork isn’t an option.

About Frank

Built the practice from the field up.

Frank didn’t inherit his reputation; he built it. He started in the field and drafting room of John P. Ferrantello, P.C. in 1998, earned his license in 2010, and founded Ferrantello Land Surveying, P.C. in 2011, growing it into a full-service survey and design authority trusted by attorneys, banks, developers, and municipalities across the five boroughs and Long Island.

Today, as President of the Ferrantello Group, he leads high-rise, air rights, and construction surveys that most firms never get close to, backed by a Civil Engineering and Land Use Planning background from Hofstra University.

1998
Field work begins
2010
Licensed, PLS No. 50762
2011
Founded Ferrantello Land Surveying
2017
Top 40 Under 40, XYHT
Today
President, Ferrantello Group

What We Practice

Most surveyors specialize. Frank's practice spans the full life of a property.

Most surveyors specialize. Frank’s practice spans the full life of a property — from the first boundary stake to the final courtroom exhibit.

Boundary disputes, adverse possession, easements, right of way

High-rise & construction layout, subdivision, site planning.

Zoning boards, air & development rights, municipal liaison

FEMA flood certifications, sea walls, wetland surveys
Trip & fall / accident-site mapping, expert witness photography

The Expert Witness

Where evidence meets cross-examination.

Attorneys don't hire an expert witness to agree with them; they hire one who can survive cross-examination and still be right. Frank has provided sworn testimony and expert affidavits across nearly every jurisdiction in NYC and Long Island. If your case needs a survey that can hold up in a courtroom, not just at a closing table, this is the resume you want on file.

Testimony & Affidavits On Record

New York State Supreme Court

Nassau County Civil Court

Zoning Board of Hempstead

Zoning Board — Huntington

Zoning Board — Oyster Bay

Nine Incorporated Villages, Long Island

Recognized Authority

Awards & recognition.

Recognized Authority

Top Recommended Firm

Point of Beginning Magazine, 2015

Top 100 Firms in the USA

BIANCO, Nassau County, 2014

Voted #1 Surveyor

XYHT Magazine, 2017

Top 40 Geospatial Professionals Under 40 in the World

Guinness World Records

Official Surveyor of Record

U.S. Army 305th Engineer Regiment

Certificate of Appreciation

Architectural Digest

Company work featured in national design press

Trusted Across Every Sector

Who we serve.

From federal agencies to homeowners legalizing a deck.

Federal

NYC Municipal

National Retail

Private Sector

Project Profiles

A cross-section of institutional, civic, and high-rise work.

Pulled from projects already on record.

Institutional

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

1300 Morris Park Ave, Bronx, NY

Land surveying, site planning, project management, layout & permitting for an active academic medical campus.

High-Rise / Commercial

James White Building

361 Broadway, New York, NY

Full survey and layout support for a Manhattan commercial building.

Civic / Public

Twin Rinks at Eisenhower Park

1899 Hempstead Turnpike, East Meadow, NY

Site planning and construction layout for a major Nassau County public recreation facility.

Cultural / Historic

Theodore Roosevelt Museum

273 Sea Cliff Ave, Sea Cliff, NY

Land surveying and site planning for a historic cultural landmark property.

Property lines don't wait for convenient timing.

Boundary disputes escalate. Zoning deadlines pass. Closings fall through over one unresolved survey. Every week without a current survey is a week someone else could challenge your line first.