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40 Years
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Professional Land Surveying Services in Tillsonburg, ON
Kim Husted Surveying was established in 1986 through the acquisition of J.F. Weston Ontario Land Surveyor, a practice operating since 1945. As a family-run business with 15 dedicated professionals, we bring over three decades of expertise to every project. Our team prioritizes precision, leveraging state-of-the-art geomatics technology to deliver legally binding survey reports. Licensed by the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors, we serve developers, homeowners, engineers, and government agencies across public and private sectors.

Our services encompass boundary surveys, topographic mapping, condominium plans, and more, ensuring clients receive accurate documentation for property development, legal clarity, and construction needs. With a reputation built on trust and technical excellence, we remain committed to advancing our legacy of service excellence in Ontario.
Services
Property Surveys Boundary Surveys Topographic Survey Subdivision Plans Condominium Plans Land Severance Sketches Site Grading Plans Survey Reference Plans Crown Lands Surveys
Details
  • Year established: 1986
Highlights and features
  • We have over 30 years of experience in land surveying
  • Our surveys are legally binding documents in Ontario
  • Family-owned with a commitment to accuracy
  • Utilize state-of-the-art geomatics equipment
  • Serve diverse clients including governments and developers
Associations and certifications
  • Association of Ontario Land Surveyors
Services
Boundary Surveys
Our boundary surveys precisely define property lines using advanced geomatics technology. These legally binding documents help resolve disputes, support construction projects, and ensure compliance with Ontario land regulations. Clients rely on our 30+ years of expertise for accurate boundary documentation.
Topographic Surveys
We create detailed topographic maps showing natural and man-made features. These surveys support development planning, engineering projects, and environmental assessments. Our team uses cutting-edge equipment to capture elevation data and site characteristics with exceptional precision.
Subdivision Plans
Our subdivision plans facilitate legal property division while meeting municipal requirements. We handle rezoning applications, lot grading plans, and condominium conversions. Clients benefit from our experience navigating Ontario's complex land use regulations for successful project approvals.
Crown Lands Surveys
We conduct surveys for government land parcels and resource management areas. These specialized projects require expertise in provincial regulations and historical land records. Our team delivers accurate documentation for Crown land development and boundary clarification projects.
Site Grading Plans
Our site grading plans ensure proper drainage and compliance with municipal bylaws. These surveys guide construction projects by mapping elevation changes and directing water flow. Clients receive detailed documentation for building permits and infrastructure development across residential and commercial properties.
Questions
What types of surveys do you specialize in?
We specialize in boundary surveys, topographic mapping, subdivision plans, condominium plans, and Crown lands surveys for residential, commercial, and municipal clients.
Are your surveys legally recognized in Ontario?
Yes, our surveys are prepared by licensed Ontario Land Surveyors and serve as legally binding documents under provincial regulations.
How long does a typical survey take?
Project timelines vary based on complexity, but we prioritize timely delivery while maintaining precision. Contact us for specific project estimates.
Do you serve both private and public sector clients?
Yes, we work with homeowners, developers, engineers, and government agencies across Ontario for diverse land surveying needs.
What technology do you use for surveys?
We utilize state-of-the-art geomatics equipment including GPS systems, total stations, and 3D laser scanning for maximum accuracy.