Land Surveyor in Rancho Cordova

Rancho Cordova incorporated on July 1, 2003, but the land under it has a much longer record. The city takes its name from the Cordova Vineyard, which sat in the middle of the Rancho Río de los Americanos land grant. Folsom Boulevard roughly follows the old road miners used to leave Sacramento for the foothills, with way stations spaced about a mile apart. Boundary work here can mean tracing lines from that grant and early farm tracts through mid-century subdivisions and the county maps recorded before the city existed. The city also fronts about six miles of the American River, where parcels along the river corridor need careful topography and boundary work before anyone designs on them.

On the commercial side, the office and business parks along the Highway 50 corridor bring ALTA/NSPS surveys for sales and refinancing, and as-built documentation for tenant improvements. Just south of the city, the former Mather Air Force Base, closed in 1993, is now the Mather Commerce Center, the Sacramento VA Medical Center, and Sacramento Mather Airport, where the County is marketing land for air cargo, logistics, and warehouse development. For existing buildings we provide survey-grade 3D laser scanning on project control, delivering registered point clouds and scan-to-CAD plans, sections, and elevations. For new industrial construction we verify anchor bolts and steel from the scan.