Fire Rebuild & Reconstruction in Hermosa Beach

A metal detector finds the property pins first on a Hermosa Beach fire rebuild. Setbacks, drawings and permit steps follow from those corners.

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A metal detector sweeps the corners of a Hermosa Beach lot before any quote is written. Surveyors mark property lines with iron pins, and a fire, a demolition crew or a bulldozer can bury or bend them. Every setback is measured from those lines, so a pin that is gone or has moved changes how much house the lot can hold. We find the pins first and see what survives.

Finding the corners

The detector chirps over a buried pin, and we dig a small hole to expose it. Original pins are compared with the recorded lot dimensions and with each other. If one is missing or out of position, a licensed surveyor sets it again before drawings go forward. We also note where the old fence, walls and utility boxes sit relative to the pins. This tells us whether a wall stood on the line, over it or well inside it, which matters for what can be rebuilt.

Why the pins decide so much

Setbacks, height envelopes, rated walls near a line and even the placement of a new fence all start at the property boundary. A few inches of error can push a wall into the setback and force a plan check correction. By fixing the corners first, the site plan is accurate from the start and every later measurement rests on it, from the footing layout to the fence line. The quote lists the survey as its own line, so you can see it separate from the build.

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