San Diego Land Surveyor

Boundary surveys establish the exact location of your property lines and corners, helping to prevent disputes and guide development. We provide detailed, legally defensible maps that ensure your project stays within its rightful boundaries.

Topographical surveys map the natural and man-made features of a property, including elevation changes, structures, and vegetation. These surveys are essential for site planning, grading, drainage, and engineering design.

ALTA/NSPS surveys meet the rigorous standards set by the American Land Title Association and the National Society of Professional Surveyors. They provide comprehensive detail required by lenders, title companies, and attorneys during commercial real estate transactions.

Subdivision maps divide a parcel of land into smaller lots for development or sale and are often required for permit approval. We handle the technical and regulatory aspects, ensuring compliance with local planning departments and subdivision ordinances.

Lot line adjustments legally modify property boundaries between two or more parcels. Our surveys and documentation help facilitate smoother transactions and approvals with local jurisdictions.

We draft precise legal descriptions and accompanying exhibits for use in deeds, easements, and other real estate documents. Each description is written to meet city, county, and title company requirements for clarity and compliance.

As-built surveys document existing conditions after construction, capturing the exact location and dimensions of completed improvements. These surveys are essential for verifying project compliance with design plans and permitting agencies.

We provide reliable surveying support for civil engineering projects, including grading plans, utility layouts, and infrastructure design. Our data gives engineers a solid foundation to create accurate, buildable designs.

FEMA Elevation Certificates determine a structure’s elevation relative to the base flood elevation in a given area. These are often required for flood insurance, permitting, and compliance with the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).