North Coast Surveying

North Coast Surveying, located in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, is a family-owned business that has been providing comprehensive land surveying services to clients across Northern Wisconsin since 1996. Our team, led by Charles L. Oleinik, Sr., PLS, and Allen P. Oleinik, PLS, has a wealth of experience in all aspects of land surveying, including boundary surveying, land division, and development.

Our History

We began our journey in Bayfield County, Wisconsin, where we served the survey needs of the northern tier of counties along Wisconsin's Great North Coast of Lake Superior. In 2001, we moved our business to Rhinelander and have since expanded our service area to include Oneida, Lincoln, Langlade, Vilas, Forest, and Price counties. We have also worked on projects in Iron, Marathon, Florence, Marinette, and Oconto counties.

Our Expertise

Our team is comprised of experienced professionals who have a deep understanding of the surveying process and its complexities. Charles L. Oleinik, Sr., PLS, has been surveying since 1989 and holds a BS in Geography from the University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh, as well as an Associate degree in Land Surveying from Nicolet College in Rhinelander. He has worked with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for 25 years, gaining valuable experience in route survey and construction layout and staking.

Allen P. Oleinik, PLS, has been surveying since 2001 and holds an Associate degree in Land Surveying from Nicolet College in Rhinelander. His experience includes five years of land surveying and land development in the Minneapolis - St. Paul area and 12 years with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. Allen has been working with North Coast Surveying since 2005 and brings a wealth of technology knowledge and management experience to the team.

Our Services

At North Coast Surveying, we offer a range of services designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients. These services include:

• Boundary Survey: A boundary survey is used to identify and mark the boundaries of a property, providing a clear understanding of the property's limits and any potential encroachments.
• Certified Survey Map: A certified survey map (CSM) is a legal document that defines the boundaries of a property and any improvements, such as buildings, utilities, and other features.
• Subdivision Plat: A subdivision plat is a map that shows the division of land into smaller parcels, providing a detailed layout of the lots, streets, and other features within the subdivision.
• Construction Staking: Construction staking involves the placement of stakes and other markers to guide construction projects, ensuring that buildings and other structures are erected in the correct locations.
• Topographic Survey: A topographic survey provides detailed information about the elevation and shape of the land, including natural and man-made features.
• Elevation Certificate: An elevation certificate is a document that provides information about the elevation of a property, which is critical for floodplain management and building codes.
• Land Title Survey: A land title survey is a comprehensive survey that examines the history of a property's ownership and any potential encumbrances, such as liens or easements.

Why Choose Us?

At North Coast Surveying, we pride ourselves on our commitment to providing high-quality, accurate surveying services to our clients. We understand the importance of precise information for property owners, developers, and other stakeholders, and we are dedicated to delivering reliable results that meet our clients' needs and expectations. With our extensive experience and deep understanding of the surveying process, we are confident that we can provide the services you need to move your project forward.