A Real Property Report (RPR) is a legal document that clearly illustrates the position of the building in relation to the property lines and municipal bylaws.

The Development Permit Survey, also known as a DP Survey, is typically the first survey required for your new project. The DP Survey is used by the architect or designer as the basis of their new home design, renovation, or infill construction project.

Condominium plans are documents that show the physical layout of a condominium development. It includes the location of all the units, common areas, and amenities within the development.

Subdivision is the process of dividing one or more parcels into two or more parcels. The subdivision process must be done through your municipality and registered at Land Titles.

An infill construction project is the development of any vacant or underutilized land within already established urban areas.

Fences and retaining walls are an essential part of property boundaries, security, and aesthetic appeal in any community.

Whether you’re building a highway, bridge, or overpass, a construction survey will play a crucial part in the planning and development of these large civil projects.

Over the last few years, drone technology has revolutionized the land surveying industry, allowing land surveyors to collect data faster, more accurately, and in previously inaccessible locations than ever before by using drone surveys.

An as built survey is a drawing or model that represent a building or construction project as it was actually constructed.

A utility can be any installation connected to gas, electricity, heating, cable, or fiber optics that is connected to the city’s water and sewer or private infrastructure system.

Looking for a different type of Land Survey? Our team possesses a wide range of skills and experience from our years in the land surveying industry. Please feel free to reach out and inquire about your next project. If we can’t help, then we can defiantly point you in the right direction.