The PYB Blog

Our last few blog posts have focused on the top four situations where a land survey plan is important: buying a home, selling a home, planning an exterior renovation (building a fence, shed, etc.) and disputing a boundary. Now we’ll look at the land survey plan itself, and the important role it plays in our system of private land ownership, which is based on properties with well-defined boundaries.

The PYB Blog

I’m building a house on a parcel of land that has many trees. What do I need to know?

Can my neighbor and I simply agree on the location of the boundary?

I know my property has a boundary issue, but I plan to sell the house next year. Why should I solve this boundary issue when it will soon no longer be my problem?

My neighbour wants to cut down a tree that provides privacy and shade for my backyard. It’s growing on the property line, so who owns it?

How can I stop my neighbour from trespassing on my land?

We have an old willow tree with branches that hang over the backyard of our next-door neighbour’s property. They say the tree’s branches are blocking the sunlight for their garden and they want to cut the branches growing over their property...

I am a realtor and want to get due diligence done on the land my client is buying. How you can assist?

Are your surveys "stamped"?

What is an encroachment?

All about land survey plans

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