Why consider Alta Land Surveying, Inc.
- ✓Full-service survey firm operating since 1998
- ✓Licensed professional land surveyors serving California, Arizona and Idaho
- ✓Published team includes two licensed surveyors and two licensed engineers
- ✓SBE, SMBE and DBE certifications stated on the official site
- ✓Portfolio covers San Diego, Anaheim, Coronado, Temecula, Oceanside and other Southern California locations
About Alta Land Surveying, Inc.
Alta Land Surveying, Inc. is a full-service surveying firm established in 1998 and based in La Mesa, California. The company supports civil contractors, developers, architects, title companies, real-estate professionals and individual property owners on public and private projects. Its published capabilities include boundary and topographic surveys, construction staking, aerial and hydrographic work, cellular-site surveys, monitoring wells, easements, plats and legal descriptions, parcel maps, subdivision maps, records of survey and corner records.
The firm states that it is licensed to provide professional land surveying in California, Arizona and Idaho. The official site identifies a team of twelve to fourteen employees, including two licensed professional land surveyors and two licensed professional engineers, and lists Small Business Enterprise, State Minority Business Enterprise and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise certifications.
Its recent-work gallery documents projects such as the USD Toreros Baseball Field in San Diego, the Marriott Disneyland in Anaheim, Embarcadero waterfront improvements, Grossmont High School, Coronado, Camp Pendleton and several commercial or residential developments. A physical La Mesa address, established history, licensing information and a broad project-specific portfolio provide substantial evidence for prospective clients.
Services
- Boundary surveys
- Topographic surveys
- Construction staking
- Aerial and hydrographic surveys
- Parcel and subdivision maps
- Plats and legal descriptions
- Easement and encroachment exhibits
- Monitoring-well and cellular-site surveys


