What is a Surveyor’s Real Property Report and what does it show?

A Surveyor’s Real Property Report (SRPR) is a legal document, in the form of a plan, which shows the location of all visible public and private improvements relative to your property boundaries. Typically a SRPR is prepared for a real estate transaction or near the end of new construction but they can be prepared for any reason. Homeowners wishing to locate a new fence along the boundary is a popular request.

The SRPR shows the legal description of the property, address, and dimensions. All buildings and permanent structures are shown, including structures on adjacent properties that are close to the limit. Adjacent roads, right of ways, and easements are also shown.

As licensed Ontario Land Surveyors we are available to discuss the need for a SRPR for your property or any questions you may have regarding changes to your property.

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