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Land surveying in Alberta cannot occur unless that individual has the proper permits. Even if a property owner bought the necessary equipment, their findings aren't official.

If you cannot do the job yourself, how should you go about surveying your property? Find yourself a knowledgeable, licensed land surveyor.

What does a land surveyor do? First and foremost, they reinforce or establish property lines. They use on-site techniques and consult previous surveys to create their reports.

Land surveyors in Edmonton are a vital part of the property improvement process. Still not convinced? Here are the top three reasons to hire a local land surveyor.

Whether you are purchasing or selling property or applying for building permits, a land survey is a crucial part of the process. It helps you determine the proper boundaries, gives you information that is necessary for planning and construction, and also helps avoid legal issues regarding the occupancy of your land. Read our blog to learn more about land surveying and why it is important. 

 
Land surveying is divided into different types to meet specific requirements. However, this means that sometimes more than one type of survey will be necessary. It also means that one should be fairly knowledgeable about choosing the right survey. Alberta Geomatics Inc. has been providing land surveying services in Edmonton for over 16 years. In this blog, we have outlined the procedures of a few important types of land surveys and under what requirements they are useful.  

The ease of owning and managing a condominium has made it a very popular choice among house hunters. An important part of the process of buying, selling, or building a condominium is the condominium survey report. It is essential for all the legal processes or paperwork, such as applying for building permits. The survey delineates the limits of ownership, both for each unit and also the shared ownership within the condominium association. It also states if the construction is a new one or the conversion of an existing building. Condominium surveys are governed by the Condominium Property Act and indicate the actual field measurements and dimensions. So, if you are planning to buy a condominium, a survey report helps you verify the allocated spaces. You can even check whether common elements, such as roof decks, are marked in the condominium plan as a common space or as an assigned space. Our team of land surveyors at Alberta Geomatics has been providing condominium surveys and real property reports for over 16 years.

Whether you know it or not, you’ve likely come across a land surveyor before. You probably spotted him or her stationed at the side of the road somewhere, wearing a bright safety vest and hardhat and peering through a fancy device atop a tripod. But if you’re like most people, you don’t know exactly what a land surveyor does. To get an idea of what’s involved, keep reading.

Are you planning to buy a property in Edmonton or anywhere in Alberta? If so, you need an important document from the seller, called a real property report (RPR). This can identify and resolve problems; it shows the exact locations and dimensions in relation to their boundaries.

At Alberta Geomatics Inc., we survey and provide the exact valuations of our clients’ properties. In this blog post, we have explained why it is important to get an RPR for prospective land buyers in Alberta.

Whether you know it or not, you’ve likely come across a land surveyor before. You probably spotted them stationed at the side of the road somewhere, wearing a bright safety vest and hardhat and peering through a fancy device atop a tripod. But if you’re like most people, you don’t know exactly what a land surveyor does. To get an idea of what’s involved, keep reading.