Creston Land Surveying

Thinking about subdividing your land in the Creston Valley? Subdivisions can be complex, requiring multiple approvals, regulations, and technical processes.

Our team provides:

• Subdivision planning and surveys for new land parcels
• Full application support with municipalities and approving authorities
• Posting of new lot corners and preparation of final subdivision plans

With decades of experience, Polaris ensures your subdivision moves smoothly from concept to registration.

Developing a strata property in the Creston Valley? Polaris Land Surveying provides expert support for both condominium (building) and bare land strata projects.

When creating titles for multiple units in a residential or commercial building, a condominium survey is required under BC’s Strata Property Act. Our team brings extensive knowledge of municipal planning requirements, strata subdivision policies, and Land Title Office procedures.

Planning to build a fence, start a project, or resolve uncertainty about your property lines? Clear boundaries are essential.

Polaris surveyors will:

• Research historical plans and titles
• Review and evaluate past surveys and records
• Retrace or re-establish property boundaries with legal accuracy

All surveys are completed to professional standards and electronically filed in the Land Title Office for your records.

Assessing land for development or planning a new project in the Creston Valley?

Topographic surveys provide critical insight into both natural features and existing structures on your property. Our precise topographic and site plans support effective design, planning, and permitting for your project.

Starting construction in Creston? Accurate layout surveys are a crucial step.

Polaris ensures new buildings are positioned correctly by outlining elevations, wall lines, and grid layouts relative to property boundaries. Our team uses modern equipment to deliver results with expert precision.

Buying property or applying for permits in the Creston Valley? A Building Location Certificate (BLC) may be required by banks for financing or by building inspectors for permitting.

Our BLCs outline the lot, existing structures, rights-of-way, and any encroachments—giving you and approving authorities the information needed for smooth approvals.