The PYB Blog
Boundary evidence not found
The most common boundary evidence, at least in urban areas, is iron survey bars that surveyors put in the ground to mark the corners of a property boundary....
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Survey plan for condo?
You can ask the seller for the condo plans, or you can get them yourself....
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Neighbours want to cut down our hedge
Hi Cathy; First, and most importantly, you and your neighbour must determine and agree upon the exact location of the boundary....
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Lots and Blocks on a Plan of Subdivision
Hi Richard; Lots and Blocks are designations of land ownership that developers use to parcel land on a Plan of Subdivision....
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Can I trust my neighbour's survey? Hello. My neighbour is rebuilding a retaining wall between our houses. He has gotten a surveyor to do a survey. He's shown me the survey and where the property line is and it looks OK to me based on the measurements on t
In Ontario surveyors are governed by the Association of Land Surveyors of Ontario which maintains and enforces rigorous standards upon the profession (www....
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How to make title insurance claim
It's great to see someone asking this question before spending months going about a claim in ineffective ways! Technically speaking you can make the claim yourself, or hire a lawyer to make it for you....
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Price of surveys
In Toronto a new survey for a standard residential property will cost $1,800 and up, depending on the surveyor, how much research they will invest in, the size and shape of your lot and the specifics of what you need it for....
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Which title insurance company - are there options?
There are five title insurance companies in Canada: Stewart Title, First Canadian Title, Chicago Title, Travellers, and TitlePLUS....
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Protect Your Boundaries Inc. is a licensed member of the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors, and is entitled to provide cadastral surveying services to the public of the Province of Ontario in accordance with the provisions of the Surveyors Act R.S.O. 1990, Chapter S29.