Land Surveyor in Rocklin

Rocklin grew up around granite quarries; local historians count 62 pits opened and abandoned between the 1860s and the closure of the last one in 2005. Many old pits were filled and built over, and outcrops still break the surface across older parts of town. For boundary and topographic work, that means irregular ground, old railroad-era lots near downtown, and sites where a careful topo of rock and fill comes before any design. Newer neighborhoods and commercial pads along Highway 65 and Interstate 80 need construction staking and as-built surveys on a tight schedule.

For existing buildings, from Sierra College and William Jessup University facilities to schools and freeway-corridor commercial space, we provide 3D laser scanning tied to survey control, with registered point clouds, scan-to-CAD plans and sections, and anchor bolt and steel verification on new construction.