Plan & registration support / Serving Ontario

Condominium Surveys

Coordinate survey information with the form of ownership and development stage. Support from initial layout through registration-related surveying.

AI-generated illustration: surveyor measuring at a multi-storey condominium construction site
Surveying during condominium construction - AI-generated illustration

Understand the service

What are condominium surveys used for?

Condominium projects require survey information matched to the property, proposed development and legal instructions. Grad Surveying supports initial layout through final registration-related work. We work from the requirements supplied by the development, design and legal teams to define the measurements, plans and sequence needed for the particular assignment.

Is this right for you?

When might you need it?

Developing a condominium

Coordinate the survey input alongside the development drawings.

Reviewing an existing building

Discuss the measurements and documentation requested by the team.

Preparing for registration

Identify the survey requirements provided by the responsible advisers.

Define the assignment

What can the scope include?

We confirm the survey information and deliverables your assignment needs. The following items guide that discussion.

Project definition

Clarify the condominium proposal and stage of work.

Field requirements

Agree the measurements needed for that stage.

Survey documentation

Prepare the instructed plan information with the project team.

Stage-specific support

Coordinate the survey tasks required as the proposal progresses.

Your deliverables: The specified survey documents and registration-related tasks for the assignment. Required formats, responsible advisers and stage-by-stage responsibilities are confirmed before work begins.

From inquiry to handoff

Your survey, step by step

  1. Review the proposal

    Share the address, property type and stage.

  2. Collect the instructions

    Bring together the legal and design requirements affecting the survey.

  3. Complete the assignment

    Prepare the agreed measurements and documentation.

  4. Coordinate the handoff

    Discuss remaining survey items with the responsible advisers.

Make the first conversation count

What to have ready

  • Property address and development type
  • Current building or development drawings
  • Legal and design instructions
  • Approval or registration stage

Missing a document? Start with the address and a short description. We can discuss what else is needed. Please do not send payment or identification documents.

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Before you get started

Frequently asked questions

Is this just for apartment buildings?

Condominium proposals can involve different property types. Share the actual proposal so the appropriate surveying scope can be discussed.

Does the survey replace legal work?

No. Survey documentation and legal steps for condominium ownership are distinct responsibilities.

Can layout and registration work be coordinated?

Yes. Our services cover these stages. The sequence, deliverables and responsibilities must be agreed for the particular development.

Useful official guidance

AOLS: understanding survey plans (opens a new tab)

Requirements can change. Confirm the current guidance for your municipality and the scope for your property.

Ready for the next step?

Let's discuss your surveying needs.

Share your property location and project requirements. We will confirm the surveying scope, scheduling and site-visit arrangements as part of your quote.

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