Bruce Hall Land Surveyor Inc.has performed professional land surveying services to civil engineering companies, general contractors, municipalities and the general public for over 45 years.  

Over the past 45 years my company has performed countless construction staking projects (sewer mains, storm drains, water mains, etc), boundary surveys, topographic/design surveys and “as-built” surveys, property line surveys.  My company has also performed the necessary research and data acquisition for the preparation of right-of –way acquisitions and the preparation of legal descriptions and the relevant exhibits.  This work is performed on a regular basis and I have acquired methods and procedures that help the “project at hand” progress expeditiously and cost effectively while providing accurately placed field survey points and preparing maps/exhibits that represent the true field conditions, boundary lines and proposed acqusitions.  

The office of Bruce Hall Land Surveyor, Inc. is in my home here in Huntington Beach.  My second office is my fully equipped survey truck.  My laptop computer and all my ongoing project files and plans are in my survey vehicle/office so that when I am called to perform any staking or unscheduled site visits or meetings, I don’t have to go back to office to get anything.  Finally I  don’t have to call the office to get any calcs or plans.  I do all the surveying  using quality robotic total stations and cadd programs. I also carry several 25 foot pocket tapes and an engineer’s scale.(A lot can be accomplished with a scale and a pocket tape.) Supplement these items with my proven methods and procedures and my company is able to create accurate survey staking, topographic/design survey maps, and acquisition maps/legal descriptions as well as property corner monumentation.  

Safety is always the first and foremost concern.  The lives of everyone on the job sites are of paramount importance.  This also includes the lives of the general public that are walking or driving in the areas that we are working in.  No consideration outweighs safety.  Even the most profitable job, if it cannot be done safely, is simply not worth risking injury or loss of life.