3D Laser Scanning & Boundary Surveying for High-Stakes Sites

We work with architects, engineers, contractors, developers, attorneys, CASp consultants, building owners, property managers, churches, institutions, and preservation teams that need precise measurements, regulatory certainty, point cloud documentation, boundary analysis, stamped site plan surveys, or litigation-ready survey documentation.

Yes. We prepare ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys to the 2026 Minimum Standard Detail Requirements for commercial transactions, lenders, and title insurers throughout the Bay Area. Scan-based capture means Table A items like building measurements and parking counts come straight from the point cloud, and the buyer's design team can reuse the scan after closing.

Yes. We provide CASp-ready 3D survey data for ramps, accessible routes, landings, thresholds, parking transitions, and site grades. The deliverables are intended to help CASp specialists, architects, owners, contractors, and counsel evaluate conditions and mitigate ADA lawsuit risk with measurable documentation.

Yes. For historic buildings, churches, civic structures, and Gold Country properties, we provide 3D laser scanning, point clouds, CAD elevations, sections, and 3D linework that can support SHPO Part 2 and Part 3 review workflows, historic tax credit packages, and restoration design teams.

Yes. Many Bay Area jurisdictions — San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, and several Peninsula and Marin cities — require a current site survey wet-stamped by a licensed California Professional Land Surveyor before plans can be submitted, especially for additions, ADUs, demolitions, hillside work, and projects near setbacks. We deliver combined boundary + topographic site plan surveys as CAD-ready DWGs your design team can build on.

Yes. Difficult Bay Area boundaries — hillside lots, irregular parcels, post-1906 SF blocks, Oakland Hills and North Bay fire-rebuild areas, missing or disturbed monuments, and conflicting record evidence — are part of our regular work. We bring local research experience and licensed judgment to boundaries where the cost of being wrong is significant.

Depending on the project, we can provide registered point clouds, CAD floor plans, elevations, sections, 3D linework, a web viewer link to the scan, and traditional survey exhibits for design, permitting, coordination, or documentation.

Yes. Laser scanning is especially useful for older buildings with irregular geometry, missing drawings, fragile details, or complex interiors. It creates a durable digital record and gives architects and engineers better base information for restoration or reuse.

Yes. We combine 3D laser scanning with conventional survey control for scan-based deformation monitoring — capturing full surface geometry on each visit and comparing epochs across the entire structure or slope, not just discrete prism points. This is well-suited to adjacent-property monitoring, retaining wall and slope movement, settlement tracking, historic structures, and excavation-side risk.

Yes. Condo conversion work is a strong fit for 3D laser scanning. We capture complete unit, common area, and exclusive-use area geometry, coordinate boundary and subdivision survey requirements, and deliver CAD-ready as-builts that architects, attorneys, and agency reviewers can rely on.

We provide precise survey documentation of slopes, cross-slopes, landings, thresholds, routes, and related site conditions. Architects, accessibility specialists, inspectors, or counsel can use those measurements to evaluate compliance.

Yes. We provide forensic boundary surveying, historical record reconstruction, defensible analysis, exhibits, and expert witness support for disputed property lines, encroachments, and complex boundary matters.

Yes. California Business & Professions Code §8771 requires monuments be referenced by a licensed surveyor before grading, paving, or trenching destroys them, with Corner Records filed before and after construction. We provide fast-mobilization monument preservation for contractors, cities, and utility districts across the East Bay.

Yes. Our laser-scanned topographic surveys deliver contours, digital terrain models, spot elevations, and CAD-ready base maps from millions of measured points captured in a single site visit — the existing-conditions data East Bay hillside permits, additions, ADUs, and grading designs are built on.

Yes. We handle parcel maps, lot line adjustments, and lot mergers under the Subdivision Map Act — from feasibility and boundary resolution through tentative map, conditions of approval, and final map recordation with Alameda or Contra Costa County. We start with a feasibility check so you know the split works before spending on applications.