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Environmental surveys play a crucial role in safeguarding our natural resources, particularly when it comes to monitoring groundwater quality and flow. Groundwater sampling and well surveying are integral components of these surveys, serving distinct yet complementary purposes in environmental assessment and management.
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In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, high-definition surveys are emerging as powerful tools that enable us to explore the hidden depths of our world with unprecedented clarity and precision. These advanced surveying techniques have revolutionized the way we understand and interact with our surroundings, whether it’s for construction, archaeology, or environmental preservation.
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Mapping is an essential component for anyone seeking to develop a given site, as local agencies need that information prior to approving a project. Whether you are a private property owner seeking to build, selling a portion of your land, or are a developer creating a large subdivision, mapping services will be necessary to continue the process.
The experienced professionals at Calvada offer a variety of mapping services for any need, for projects of any size and scope. We provide you with the information you need before, during and after development: existing lot lines, merging/splitting parcels of land, creating a number of lots, and many other survey-related adjustments you may require.
To learn more about our mapping services, please contact us at (800) CALVADA or visit www.calvada.com.
Calvada proudly serves Corona and most of the West Coast.
Telecommunication surveys are namely conducted for the telecommunications industry. They are conducted to understand the existing conditions of a particular space and locate telecommunications structures and equipment.
These particular surveys are conducted so interested parties such as architects, engineers, and telecommunication providers can create a site plan. Site plans inform such parties of particular points of interest they should account for the plan, and to ensure they acquire the certifications necessary to properly proceed with their intended use of the space.
This data is paramount, as it informs how best to orient, build or modify telecommunication structures and utilities. How our team of experienced professionals conducts a Telecommunications Survey is not dissimilar to a topographic survey, commonly employed by landowners seeking to construct or modify their space for residential or commercial use. Our surveyors begin with a visit to the site, where they establish horizontal and vertical controls that serve as the basis of future work.
They locate surface improvements such as buildings, curbs, sidewalks, and gutters, to name a few. Once this data has been collected, our office staff utilizes this information to provide the client with a high-quality AutoCAD Civil 3D image of the data. It serves as a precise visual of the site’s existing conditions so their team can efficiently navigate the next steps of their intended use of the space.
To learn more about topographic surveys, please contact us at (800) CALVADA or
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When it comes to land surveying, there are plenty of obstacles that can come into play during a typical day at work. One of these obstacles is the weather, especially during the winter season. It may seem like living in Southern California, an area that is 95% sunny day, wouldn’t be an issue, but you would be surprised – we have our own set of weather issues.
In the spring season, rain can always be an issue, and even though it isn’t a common occurrence, the sporadic nature of our rain season can make things tricky. Dressing appropriately will not only keep you dry, but also safe. And the same goes for your equipment. Because surveying is an outdoor job, everything and everyone needs to be protected. After the rain comes mud, so additional caution needs to be paid in work zones.
If you work in the winter season, there is a chance you may be working in snowy conditions. The problem is that it is likely covering up what you need to be surveying, like dangerous obstacles and essential sights such as property corners, flagging, and downed fences that you need to see to be able to complete your work.
Some may think the job is easier in this sunny climate, but the sun can often play tricks by creating shadows where you don’t want them. And let’s face it – the Santa Ana winds are a strong force to reckon with. Not only is it tough to stand in one place, but a workstation can easily become unlevel. Surveying is all about working around Mother Nature’s plans.
Remember: We may live in Southern California, the land of sunny days, but it can become quite extreme. You and your equipment have their limits.
To find out more about how weather can affect land surveys, please contact us at (800) CALVADA or visit www.calvada.com.
Calvada proudly serves Corona and all surrounding areas.