coregeomatics 
In older neighbourhoods or rural areas where land has changed hands over decades—or even centuries—disputes over property lines are not uncommon. Historical documents, outdated deeds, and poorly recorded measurements can create confusion that festers over time. When a boundary conflict becomes serious, particularly one involving multiple parties or legacy landowners, one question often arises: can … Read more
If you’re like most homeowners, you probably assume your fence, hedges, or driveway mark the true edge of your property. But when it comes to legal ownership, “assumed” property lines often don’t match what’s on record. This discrepancy can lead to costly disputes, halted renovations, or even legal trouble with neighbours. That’s where a residential … Read more
When it comes to subdividing property, there’s more at stake than just drawing lines on a map. Whether you’re breaking up a parcel to sell, develop, or hand down to family, subdivision isn’t just a paperwork exercise—it’s a legal and technical process that requires careful planning, professional support, and most importantly, a precise survey. For … Read more
When it comes to commercial construction, risk management doesn’t just start with contracts and insurance—it begins with the ground you’re building on. Before the first machine rolls in or the first shovel hits the soil, a commercial land survey in Edmonton is one of the most critical steps in making sure your project stays on … Read more
When most property owners get a land survey, they tend to treat it like a one-time requirement—filed, forgotten, and never updated. But land is dynamic, and its use, value, and even legal standing can change dramatically over time. So, how often should you get a new land survey? If you think “just once” is the … Read more