Land Surveyor in Piedmont

Piedmont's early-1900s estates sit on curving hillside streets where lot lines were drawn long before modern mapping — and where land values make every foot of boundary meaningful. The city's rigorous design review and hillside conditions mean addition and remodel projects need precise boundary, setback, and topographic data from the start, prepared to a standard that holds up through a demanding approval process.

Piedmont's period homes — stone, stucco, and timber, full of custom detail — are exactly where 3D laser scanning earns its keep. We capture interiors, facades, and sites in one visit and deliver point clouds, as-built plans, and Revit-ready models that give architects the true geometry of buildings that were never square to begin with.