What is the primary responsibility of an Alberta Land Surveyor?
Land surveyors plan, direct and conduct legal surveys. They determine and interpret the location of boundaries, buildings, structures, and other natural or built features.
How much does a survey cost in Alberta?
Fees, Dues and Levies
| Annual Dues – Alberta Land Surveyor |
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| Annual Dues – Articling Pupils |
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| Articling Pupil |
$250 |
Bylaws |
| CBEPS Levy |
$30 |
Bylaws |
| Other Annual Dues – Non-Statutory |
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How much do surveyors make in Alberta?
Land surveyors
| Wages* |
Low (5th percentile) |
Median |
| Starting |
$17.00 |
$25.00 |
| Overall |
$24.68 |
$32.93 |
| Top |
$30.00 |
$42.27 |
How much do surveyors make?
Why do I need a real property report?
A lender needs real property reports. If a company or bank is lending money secured against the title to a property, then they must ensure that their investment is safe. A RPR allows a lender to see that the improvements that make up part of the security are OK where they are.
How long is an RPR good for?
How long is an RPR valid? A Real Property Report (RPR) is valid until there has been a change on the property or adjoining property or the local regulations or requirements change. Changes can include new or modified fences, decks, driveways, garages, or additions or a change in title.
How much is a real property report in Alberta?
Prices can vary widely, depending on the surveyor and size of property. A basic Real Property Report in Calgary starts at approximately $550 and will cost more for estate-sized homes and larger lots. An RPR generally takes about 2 weeks to complete, although most companies offer a 7 day "rush" for an extra $200.
How do I get an RPR?
Employ a registered Alberta land surveyor to create a new or updated Real Property Report. Please visit Alberta Land Surveyors' Association for more information. Rates for this service will vary so it is advised you shop around to find a surveyor that meets your needs.