Land Surveyor in Woodland

Woodland incorporated in 1871 and is the Yolo County seat, and its downtown lots trace back through well over a century of county records. The Downtown Woodland Historic District, on the National Register since 1999, runs roughly along Main Street between Elm and Third streets with 59 contributing buildings from 1866 to 1947, including the Woodland Opera House and the 1917 Yolo County Courthouse. Boundary retracement in the older core means reconciling early maps with buildings that sit on or near their lot lines, and that matters for any addition, sale, or storefront rehabilitation. Out in the surrounding farmland, the work turns to large agricultural parcels, roads and ditches, and the flat valley floor, where drainage depends on small differences in grade.

Woodland's economy rests on agriculture, food processing, and distribution, with Pacific Coast Producers and the Target Distribution Center among its largest employers. That brings topographic surveys and construction staking for new industrial buildings, ALTA/NSPS surveys when plants and warehouses change hands, and as-built documentation for expansions. For existing buildings we provide 3D laser scanning tied to survey control, delivering registered point clouds, scan-to-CAD plans, sections, elevations, and slab deviation and levelness maps.