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Kuker-Ranken is a Pacific Northwest-based supplier of precision measurement, surveying, construction, and geospatial technology, serving professionals since 1928.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Kuker-Ranken is an American construction supply company and manufacturer that has served surveying, construction, and geospatial professionals for nearly a century. Incorporated in 1928, the company began by manufacturing hand levels in Renton, Washington, and later expanded into downtown Seattle as the surveying industry grew. Over the decades, Kuker-Ranken evolved from a traditional instrument maker into a full-service technology provider, offering advanced GNSS, reality capture, construction technology, drones, and hydrographic solutions. The company became an area dealer for Wild Heerbrugg in 1978, a relationship that eventually connected it to Leica Geosystems technology. In 1980, it established its Mountlake Terrace location, which remains its headquarters and a foundation for regional expansion. Today, Kuker-Ranken operates locations serving customers throughout Washington, Oregon, Utah, and Nevada, with a focus on precision measurement solutions backed by knowledgeable people, dependable service, and long-term support. Its product portfolio includes laser scanners, total stations, GNSS receivers, 3D laser scanning, mobile mapping, drones, and related software and accessories. The company also provides rentals, training, technical support, financing, and repair and calibration services. Kuker-Ranken is a private company and continues to operate as a trusted resource for design and construction professionals in the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

History

Kuker-Ranken was incorporated in 1928, beginning a long tradition of serving surveying and measurement professionals throughout the Pacific Northwest. The company started by manufacturing hand levels in Renton, Washington, and later expanded operations into downtown Seattle as the surveying industry continued to grow. In 1978, Kuker-Ranken became an area dealer for Wild Heerbrugg, beginning a relationship with the technology that would ultimately become part of Leica Geosystems. In 1980, the company established its Mountlake Terrace location, providing a strong foundation for continued expansion and customer support throughout the region. Over the years, Kuker-Ranken expanded beyond the Seattle area with locations and support serving customers throughout Washington, Oregon, Utah, and Nevada. The company evolved from a manufacturer of traditional surveying instruments into a full-service provider of advanced GNSS, reality capture, construction technology, drones, and hydrographic solutions. Its mission is to guide customers' growth by providing efficient, effective, affordable, and informed precision measurement solutions backed by knowledgeable people, dependable service, and long-term support. Today, Kuker-Ranken operates as a private company and remains a trusted resource for design and construction professionals.

  • 1980

    Kuker-Ranken establishes its Mountlake Terrace location, providing a foundation for regional expansion.

  • 1978

    Kuker-Ranken becomes an area dealer for Wild Heerbrugg, a relationship that would ultimately become part of Leica Geosystems.

  • 1928

    Kuker-Ranken is incorporated, beginning a tradition of serving surveying and measurement professionals.

Products and positioning

Precision measurement solutions for design professionals, backed by expert support and service.

  • Leica RTC Laser Scanner Series

    The Leica RTC Series combines the speed of the RTC360 with the high precision survey-grade accuracy of the Scanstation P-Series. The RTC300, RTC500, and RTC700 allow upgrading system capabilities through software.

  • Leica TS20 Robotic Total Station

    A robotic total station defining the standard for productivity and the future of robotic surveying.

  • Leica BLK2GO

    A handheld imaging laser scanner that creates a 3D digital twin while walking through a space. It is the fastest and easiest way to scan a large building, structure, or environment.

  • Leica BLK360

    A supercharged next-gen imaging laser scanner that captures a full scan with spherical images in only twenty seconds—over five times faster than the BLK360 G1.

  • Leica AP20 AutoPole

    Tilt, target, pole height. Increase speed, accuracy, productivity, and efficiency. No need to level the pole; record points with a tilted pole.

  • Leica Nova MS60 MultiStation

    The scanning robotic total station. Scan up to 30,000 points per second.

  • Autel EVO Max Series

    The new EVO Max payloads integrate a starlight camera, wide camera, zoom camera, thermal camera, and a laser rangefinder for all data capture needs and critical decision making.

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