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ALTA/NSPS Surveys for Toronto and GTA projects

ALTA/NSPS commercial surveys document boundaries, improvements, easements, access, encroachments, and title-related matters for commercial transactions. We coordinate title review, field survey, easement plotting, and commercial due diligence deliverables for lenders, buyers, lawyers, and development teams.

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Service Scope

What our alta/nsps surveys include

True Surveying plans each project around the property records, field access, municipal requirements, and final documentation needed by your owner, architect, lawyer, lender, engineer, or contractor.

Common project needs

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Commercial acquisitions

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Financing and refinancing

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Title insurance review

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Redevelopment due diligence

Typical deliverables

task_altCommercial survey plan
task_altEasement schedule review
task_altEncroachment notes
task_altTitle-related survey comments

ALTA/NSPS Surveys FAQ

Who orders an ALTA/NSPS survey?expand_more

Commercial buyers, lenders, lawyers, title insurers, and developers often request this type of survey before closing or financing a property.

What makes a commercial survey different?expand_more

Commercial surveys usually require deeper title review, access confirmation, easement plotting, improvement location, and documentation of encroachments or conflicts.

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