Storrs Land Surveying

Serving California since the last century

  • Boundary surveys
  • Topographic surveys
  • Construction staking
  • Subdivision mapping
  • Condominium conversionn
  • ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys
  • Lot line adjustments
  • Legal description preparation
  • SME (Subject Matter Expert) Witness

What do surveyors do?

A Land Surveyor is a licensed professional who measures and maps land, property boundaries, and physical features of the terrain. Using tools like GNSS, total stations, and 3D laser scanning technology, surveyors collect data to define land ownership, prepare construction sites, and ensure legal accuracy for property development. Our work is essential in various industries, including real estate, construction, engineering, and government planning.

Land Surveyors play a crucial role in creating detailed site plans, resolving boundary disputes, and helping clients understand exactly where their property lines lie. They often work with architects, engineers, and contractors to provide the foundational data needed for projects such as roads, buildings, and subdivisions. In addition to fieldwork, surveyors analyze data, prepare reports, and produce maps and legal documentation that support land transactions and regulatory compliance.

Whether you’re buying property, building a home, or starting a commercial development, a Land Surveyor ensures that everything is accurately positioned and legally sound. Their expertise helps prevent costly mistakes and provides peace of mind when it comes to land use and ownership. Trust a licensed Land Surveyor to bring clarity, precision, and professionalism to your next project.

Have more questions? Learn more about what we offer in the Services overview. 

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San Mateo, Santa Cruz, Sa