Land Surveyor in Berkeley

Berkeley combines some of the Bay Area's oldest housing stock with some of its strictest permitting. The city routinely requires a current, surveyor-stamped site plan for additions, ADUs, and hillside work, and setback questions on Berkeley's narrow lots often come down to fractions of a foot. In the Berkeley Hills, steep parcels with switchback access, shared driveways, and decades-old retaining walls make boundary and topographic work genuinely difficult — exactly the kind of survey that should not be done cheaply.

Berkeley's brown-shingle and early-20th-century homes are also ideal candidates for 3D laser scanning. Original drawings rarely exist, rooms are seldom square, and renovation architects need reliable existing-conditions documentation before design starts. We scan interiors and facades and deliver point clouds, 2D as-built plans, and Revit-ready models — one field visit instead of repeated tape-measure trips.