Ken began his career in land surveying at a young age, working for his father’s surveying business in Alaska. With a lifetime of experience, Ken excels in various types of surveys, including construction, cadastral, boundary, drone, laser scanning, GPS, and topographic surveys. Surveying is in Ken’s blood, and he brings this deep-rooted passion to every project he undertakes.

Ken’s father was a surveyor in the northwest, starting in Oregon for BLM, where he was trained by some of the historical surveyors of the time. He then set his sights onto Alaska—where he worked a long and successful career for himself.

Ken’s great grandfather was a civil engineer but focused on surveying bridges and railways.

A long and grateful history of surveying, dating back to the construction of the Great Northern Railway, goes into our work.