Juliano Associates

Juliano Associates may be a small team, but our standards are anything but small. Looking ahead, the goal is simple: continue delivering excellent customer service, high-quality work, and the same level of care that’s defined the company for over 50 years.

When clients work with Juliano Associates, they’re not just hiring a firm to complete a task. We’re invested in the outcome, not just the survey. That commitment is why so many of our clients return.
Doing things right builds long-term trust.

Surveying can’t be learned from textbooks alone.
It requires mentorship, real-world experience, and guidance from those who’ve done the work before. That’s why educating the next generation of surveyors matters so much. We all learned from someone.

If you’ve never had a survey done, it’s easy to underestimate what’s involved. Surveying isn’t a trade where you show up and start measuring. It’s research, coordination, and interpretation, all working together to protect your investment.

Surveying isn’t something you master quickly.
It takes years of field experience, problem-solving, and learning from mistakes to truly understand how land, records, and boundaries interact. That experience shows up in the final result!

A survey doesn’t start in the field. It starts at a desk, researching deeds, reviewing old records, studying maps from decades (or centuries) ago, and building a foundation of information before the first stake goes in the ground. Accuracy depends on preparation.

Doing the work right isn’t just technical. It’s ethical.
Surveying decisions affect neighbors, property rights, and long-term outcomes. That’s why accuracy, research, and patience matter, even when timelines or budgets are tight.

In 1973, Juliano Associates didn’t begin in a corporate office. It started in a basement.

Christopher Juliano’s father, a civil and town engineer, had spent years working for others before deciding he wanted autonomy and ownership over his work. That decision became the foundation of Juliano Associates, a firm built on responsibility, accuracy, and trust.

Christopher grew up around the business. At thirteen, after getting suspended from school, his “punishment” was going to work. He spent the day in the woods placing targets and painting survey markers for an aerial survey, and he loved it.

Although he graduated from UConn in 1992 with a degree in civil engineering, surveying kept pulling him back. Engineering followed patterns. Surveying didn’t. Every project required research, interpretation, and problem-solving. No two sites were the same.

Working alongside his father shaped how he leads today. Surveying isn’t just technical, it’s ethical. It requires researching decades-old records, interpreting incomplete information, and refusing to rush work even when timelines are tight.

One proud moment came when a competing firm publicly acknowledged Juliano Associates for resolving a boundary issue that could have significantly impacted a project. Recognition from peers reinforces what the firm stands for.

Today, the team remains intentionally small. The focus isn’t scale, it’s precision, service, and doing the work right.

For homeowners and developers alike, the goal is simple: work with someone as invested in the outcome as you are.

Congratulations to Christopher S. Juliano for being awarded the well deserved title of Surveyor of the Year 2023 by the Connecticut Association of Land Surveyors. This honor is doubly special as this is the 50th Anniversary year of the founding of our company by Christopher's father David W. Juliano. Congratulations Christopher, you earned it!

Juliano Associates LLC has an immediate opening for a Land Surveyor/Survey Technician in our Connecticut office. Our goal is to employ the right individual to be a part of our team, working with experienced professionals who will help provide the formal training and mentoring needed to grow professionally and strive toward the opportunities that Juliano Associates LLC can offer.

Responsibilities:
• Conduct land survey boundary work, deed research, topographic surveys, utility mapping
• Conduct project layout and construction surveying activities using survey equipment such as conventional and robotic total stations and GPS
• Conduct survey computations and data collection including construction layout calculations, grade sheet computation, topographical/volume analysis, and project datum conversion/transformation
• Verify the accuracy of survey data, including measurements and calculations conducted at survey sites

Requirements:
• Position requires 1+ years of survey experience outside of a classroom
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• A background in engineering and use of AutoCAD is a plus
• Ability to, at times, work as a one-person survey crew utilizing robotic and GPS equipment
• Must be eligible to work in the USA without Sponsorship

Nothing like surveying in the woods, with swampy went ground In Middletown CT, good luck guys and stay hydrated!