Andy is a Professional Land Surveyor and owner of Gray Surveying, PLLC. He served as President of the Cascade Columbia Chapter for the Land Surveyors Association of Washington (LSAW) from 2017-2019 and served as the Treasurer on the Board of Directors of the LSAW from 2019-2021. Andy had the privilege of serving as an Adjunct Instructor of the Yakima Valley College, teaching Advanced Land Surveying, and currently sits on the Engineering Advisory Board for Yakima Valley College. Andy’s surveying career has been both in public and private sector. With his years of experience in the Yakima Valley, he enjoys working with client’s and solving obstacles that arise.

Doug Gray is a Professional Land Surveyor and founder of Gray Surveying. Doug’s professional experience spans over 50 years, practicing a multitude of disciplines while representing his clients. This includes the completion of over 5,000 boundary and/or short plat surveys, over 800 topographic and/or ALTA surveys, work involving the development of over 1,800 lots in western Washington, including planning, design, permitting, land surveying and construction services. Doug has also provided Land Surveying, CAD drafting and construction services for multiple Native American Reservation construction projects in the western United States. Doug is well versed in City, County and State codes and statutes relating to subdivision development and associated public utilities including water, sewer, storm, and transportation. Doug has been a long-time member of the Land Surveyors Association of Washington, American Congress of Surveying and Mapping and the National Society of Professional Surveyors.

Devon Matson attended Eisenhower High and then moved on to Yakima Valley Community College, earning and associate degree in civil engineering. After graduation, he landed a job on a survey crew in the Yakima County Public Works department and fell in love with surveying. 13 years were dedicated to the department, providing layout for miles of roads under construction, building bridges and collecting topography, then moving into the office for calculation, preparation and processing of survey data. From there, Devon moved to the Washington State Department of Transportation survey department, where he managed multiple crews in preliminary survey work far and wide across the state. He left the DOT to pursue his interest in a more personal experience with clients, and to focus more on providing a positive impact locally, right here in the Yakima valley. Devon joined Gray Surveying, calculating and drafting records, providing field crew support, and helping clients through the courses of their unique projects.