Land Surveyor in Vacaville

Vacaville was founded in 1851, named for Juan Manuel Vaca, and incorporated in 1892. It sits on the edge of the Sacramento Valley, and on flat ground small elevation differences decide drainage and finished-floor heights, so topographic surveys for additions, ADUs, and site work need tight elevations on control. The area's recorded history starts with the Mexican land grant that Vaca and Juan Felipe Peña received, settling in Lagoon Valley in 1842. The Peña Adobe from that year, on the National Register since 1972, still stands, and boundary work in older parts of town often means reading early maps against later subdivisions.

The city's largest buildings are industrial and institutional: the large-scale biologics plant Lonza bought from Roche in 2024, and the California Medical Facility and California State Prison, Solano, which stand side by side. For renovation and expansion work on buildings like these we provide 3D laser scanning tied to survey control, delivering registered point clouds, scan-to-CAD plans, sections, elevations, and 3D linework of piping and equipment. We are based in Lotus in El Dorado County and work along the I-80 corridor through Solano County.