Land Surveyor in Pinole

Pinole's old town core dates to the 1800s, with parcel lines to match, while its post-war neighborhoods climb the hills on both sides of Pinole Creek. Creek-adjacent lots raise bank, easement, and flood questions; hillside streets bring slope and retaining-wall issues; and the I-80 commercial corridor generates steady small-commercial boundary and site work. ADU and addition projects across the city's older housing stock need current stamped site plans.

We retrace Pinole's historic boundaries to recorded maps and monuments, map topography for hillside and creekside design, and scan existing homes and commercial buildings when renovation projects need as-built documentation that matches reality.