Start with the proposed outcome
Explain the parcel to be created, retained or described and any known municipal or legal requirements. Existing title, access, easements, zoning and planning direction may influence the surveying path.
Planning + title
Severances, reference plans and land division
Land division can involve surveying, planning, legal and municipal requirements. Early review helps identify the survey information and registered plan work that may be needed for the proposed transaction or approval.
Practical scope guidance
Define the required result before choosing the method.
Property records, site conditions, intended reliance and requested deliverables all affect the professional work involved.
Reference plans
A reference plan depicts surveyed parts of land and can support descriptions, transfers, easements and other land-registration purposes. Whether one is required depends on the legal or planning process involved.
Consent and severance support
Survey information may be required during an application and again to satisfy conditions or complete registration. The municipality, planner and legal professionals involved may each require coordinated information.
Request a quote
Start with the property and the purpose.
Send the property address or project location, explain what prompted the request and attach any prior survey, deed, drawing or project information that may help us review scope.
Open the request form 905-835-5477