Land Surveyor in El Dorado Hills

El Dorado Hills is an unincorporated community of about 50,000 people, so building and grading permits run through El Dorado County rather than a city. Most of it was built after the early 1960s as a master-planned community of residential villages around open space, which means recorded subdivision maps, homeowner association common areas, and lots that climb steeply toward Folsom Lake. Boundary work here is usually about locating lines and easements on those maps before a fence, pool, or addition goes in, and topographic surveys have to capture slopes, rock, oaks, and drainage that drive retaining wall and grading design.

On the commercial side, the Town Center south of Highway 50 and the El Dorado Hills Business Park along Latrobe Road bring construction staking, as-built surveys, and 3D laser scanning: tenant improvements and re-planned shells need measured existing conditions, and new buildings need anchor bolt and steel verification. Our office is in the same county, which makes return visits easy.