California
3D laser scanning.

Working in California

Southern California splits cleanly. Downtown LA and Century City are occupied-tower work — floor plates between tenants, mechanical penthouses, and seismic retrofit documentation on older concrete buildings. El Segundo and Long Beach bring aerospace and port facilities with their own access rules, and the Westside adds studio and production space where the schedule is dictated by what is shooting.

The Bay Area and Silicon Valley are lab and tech-campus driven. Mission Bay and Kendall-style research buildings need above-ceiling and utility documentation inside operating labs, and the Palo Alto to Fremont corridor runs on tenant improvements and data centre fit-outs where clearance above the racks is the whole question. Berkeley and Oakland add older industrial and institutional stock, plus Port of Oakland terminal work.

Inland Empire buildings are among the largest we scan — Ontario, Fontana and Moreno Valley distribution boxes where a clear-height survey under sprinkler and joist across a million square feet is the deliverable. San Diego covers biotech in Sorrento Valley and UTC plus cross-border logistics at Otay Mesa, and Sacramento adds state facilities alongside the West Sacramento logistics corridor. Seismic retrofit and California's accessibility requirements both show up in scopes more often here than in other states.