Aug 19, 2019
Ferrantello Group was asked to serve as the official verifier of a feather boa built by Rubie’s Costume Co. to claim the “longest feather boa” title in the Guinness World Records.
Plainview, United States - August 19, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Ferrantello Group, P.C. was recently hired as the official land surveyor to measure the longest feather boa in the world for the Guinness Book of World Records.
To celebrate WorldPride and the 50th anniversary of Stonewall Uprising, Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Times Square and Madame Tussaud’s New York hosted an event on Thursday, June 20th. At the event, one feather boa attempted to claim the “longest feather boa” title in the Guinness World Records. The record required a professional, licensed land surveyor to measure and verify the feather boa.
Typically, the full-service, Long Island-based land surveying company handles a range of different projects involving residential and commercial properties. For this very unique project, the Ferrantello Group was asked to serve as the official verifier of the feather boa. The licensed team at the Ferrantello Group used its diverse experience to measure the 1.2-mile-long rainbow feather boa. The feather boa was built by one of Ferrantello’s very first clients, Rubie’s Costume Co., the largest costume company in the world.
Ranked Top 100 Land Surveyors in the country, Ferrantello Group was the right choice for the job. They offer full-service land surveying and engineering consulting services for assisting with buying and/or selling property, property additions, subdividing, obtaining a mortgage and more. With over 50 years of experience and 100 years of records on file, the Ferrantello Group has extensive knowledge in real property law and pertinent case law. Some local projects include: a New York City Rooftop land survey, Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Museum & Preserve survey, Eisenhower Park staking and layouts, and many unique expert New York City cases.
The Ferrantello Group specializes in residential, commercial, public, and private buildings and unique projects of all sizes and scopes including any Guinness Book of World Records measurements. They welcome any type of project and seek opportunities to diversify their experience.
Built on reputation, the Ferrantello group provides excellent service centered on client satisfaction. Clients feel comfortable and respected when communicating with the Ferrantello Group’s staff. Their clients feel like family and always leave satisfied with the efficient and affordable service.
Regardless of its scope, the Ferrantello Group is the best choice for any land surveying project from Montauk to Manhattan. With their diverse background, the land surveyors and civil engineers at Ferrantello Group handle an array of projects including developing, disputing, designing and legalizing site improvements and subdividing. They provide professional advice to guide owners, architects, and developers. The Ferrantello Group enjoys unique projects, like measuring the feather boa, to add to their expertise. To learn more, visit https://fgrouppc.com/.
Contact Info:
Name: Frank Ferrantello
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Organization: Ferrantello Group P.C.
Address: 12 West Mall, Plainview, New York 11803, United States
Phone: +1-516-249-6363
Website: https://fgrouppc.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88908818
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