Guida Surveying

read moreGuida is certified by the Department of General Services as Small Business Enterprise (SBE). We are also proud to be a certified by the California Public Utilities Commission as a Women Owned Business Enterprise (WBE). Meagan Guida serves as CEO and has been a critical part of the firm's steady growth throughout our years in business.

read moreGuida utilizes a blend of traditional methodologies with new and innovative technologies for the creation and delivery of the best and most accurate work products possible to our clients. We love land surveying and are constantly looking for new ways to utilize new equipment and software to help solve complex survey challenges and to save our clients time and money. Founded in 1995, Guida Surveying, Inc. (Guida), has focused on providing land surveying services on municipal and private projects throughout California.

read moreWhether providing services for transportation, residential and commercial development, public utilities, or municipal projects, Guida offers the experience, expertise, and innovation to meet our clients' land surveying and mapping needs. We understand, comply with, and advise our clients on the specifications and laws that govern our profession in California. Guida provides an independent review of maps, legal descriptions, lot line adjustments, and other survey related deliverables as they relate to the project specifications, Professional Land Surveyors' Act, Subdivision Map Act, and specifications that govern the land surveying profession.

read moreConstruction projects today are more challenging than ever before. New technology that automates project design and project construction brings cost savings, but increased risk. Guida has the tools and skills needed to reduce risk and improve results on your construction projects through our construction survey services. UAV services delivered by Guida allow you to accurately integrate survey information with aerial photos. These work products can be used to verify horizontal location, elevation, and the slope of design improvements.