FEMA Flood Evaluation Certification

Usually referred to as an elevation certificate FEMA flood evaluations are used by lending institutions and insurance companies to determine the need of flood insurance on a property and at what cost the premium. The certificates are used by the adjusters to determine the likelihood of the property to be inundated by flooding with a base line 100 year flood. Elevation certificates require the determination of the exact elevation above sea level of the floors of a dwelling including the basement floor and its relation to the base flood elevation (BFE) of the land as determined by FEMA. In cases where no BFE has been established the certificate shows the difference in elevation between the floors of the property with the adjacent grade of the land near the dwelling.

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