
Pacific Palisades presents some of the most distinctive surveying conditions in Los Angeles County. Coastal bluffs, steep hillside lots, view restrictions, and high-value residential properties all demand accurate survey work and clear communication with architects, designers, and contractors.
We serve the Palisades across the full range of residential and light commercial needs — from property line questions and ADU planning to new home construction, hillside design, and fire rebuild support.
The Palisades rebuild community needs survey work that moves quickly without compromising accuracy. We’re actively supporting property owners, architects, and contractors on rebuild projects throughout the area.
We have collected UAV aerial imagery and data over portions of Pacific Palisades, and in some cases this can accelerate turnaround for rebuild projects in those covered areas. Coverage is not comprehensive, and we can’t assume your specific lot is included — contact us with the property address and we’ll confirm what we already have for your location before scoping the full survey.
Beyond rebuild work, we support a wide range of Palisades residential and commercial survey needs.
Palisades lots often involve steep grades, view restrictions, and complex site conditions. We work with hillside lots regularly and deliver surveys designed for hillside ordinance compliance and grading feasibility.
Our field-to-finish automation workflow accelerates map production, and UAV coverage in parts of the area can further shorten turnaround. Rebuild teams need speed without sacrificing accuracy — that’s what we deliver.
Sergei Builoff, California PLS #8099, personally oversees every survey. No outsourcing and no project management layer between you and the responsible surveyor.
Based in Calabasas with 19 years of Los Angeles County work. Familiar with LA permitting, County recording, hillside ordinance, and the specific parcel conditions common in Palisades neighborhoods.
Full survey and mapping service range available for Palisades projects. Click any service for full details.
Most Palisades rebuild projects need a topographic + boundary base map at minimum — this gives your architect and civil engineer everything they need to design within setbacks, handle grading, and document site conditions. Depending on ebuild scope, you may also need building height verification, slope analysis, as-built documentation during construction, and construction staking. We can walk you through the right scope once we see the address and project type.
Yes. Hillside lots typically need closer contour intervals, slope analysis, and careful boundary work to support hillside ordinance compliance, grading feasibility, and design. We work with hillside lots regularly across Los Angeles County.
Most residential surveys are completed in 1–3 weeks from authorization. Rebuild projects with pre-existing aerial coverage can sometimes move faster. Complex hillside sites or large properties may take longer. We confirm timing with each free estimate.
We handle boundary establishment, encroachment documentation, and related exhibits regularly. For disputes, the survey is the foundation document — we provide defensible boundary work based on records research and field evidence, and clear exhibits your attorney or counsel can use if needed.
We’ve captured UAV aerial data over portions of Pacific Palisades, but coverage isn’t comprehensive. Send us your property address and we’ll check whether your specific lot is in our existing data. If it is, we can often accelerate your project. If not, we’ll include any UAV capture needed in the proposal.
Yes. We regularly deliver CAD-compatible survey data (DWG/DXF) for architects and civil engineers, and we coordinate construction staking with general contractors on build schedules. Let us know who’s on your team and we’ll coordinate directly.
We handle boundary establishment, encroachment documentation, and related exhibits regularly. For disputes, the survey is the foundation document — we provide defensible boundary work based on records research and field evidence, and clear exhibits your attorney or counsel can use if needed.