Our Field Technicians pride themselves on the accurate and efficient manner in which they collect data. Their many years of combined experience gives them a vast knowledge in all aspects of global positioning surveying. Our CAD Operators/Technicians ensure that their "masterpieces" are done accurately by working with the Field Technicians and the data collected by them.
Our Support Staff works hard to ensure that timelines are being met and that all customers receive the quality service they deserve. All staff at Dearden and Stanton Limited follow the Code of Ethics as outlined by the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors and the Professional Engineers of Ontario.
Our Support Staff works hard to ensure that timelines are being met and that all customers receive the quality service they deserve. All staff at Dearden and Stanton Limited follow the Code of Ethics as outlined by the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors and the Professional Engineers of Ontario.
Services
Are you fed up with land disputes? Do you want to describe and define the boundary of your land to eliminate daily arguments? Dearden and Stanton Limited is a Consulting Engineering and Cadastral Surveying firm in Orillia, providing professional services since its incorporation in 1964.
As land surveyors in Ontario, our firm employs only the latest technology and the most skilled technicians to ensure absolute accuracy in the measurements we take while working within your time frame and budget.
As land surveyors in Ontario, our firm employs only the latest technology and the most skilled technicians to ensure absolute accuracy in the measurements we take while working within your time frame and budget.
Dearden and Stanton Limited offers a variety of services in both the fields of engineering and land surveying in Orillia and surrounding areas. We have been providing professional services since our incorporation in 1964. We understand that each project is different and we will work with you to ensure that you receive the services that you require.
The main purpose of a topographic survey is to collect survey data about both the natural and man-made features of the land, as well as its elevations. It is a detailed and accurate two-dimensional representation of the three-dimensional world. There are multiple features involved in marking the physical attributes of the land in the topographic survey.
It is always difficult when it comes to keeping up with the latest technology, but at Dearden and Stanton Limited we are focused on staying current with the latest in Global Positioning System (GPS) instrumentation, Total Station and electronic data recording devices and computer generated plans. To learn more, contact Dearden and Stanton Limited.
Dearden and Stanton Limited has been providing consulting engineering and land surveying services to clients throughout Ontario since our incorporation in 1964. We pride ourselves on keeping up with the most current advances of technology in the industry. By combining computerized and GPS based data acquisition with customized CAD capabilities, we are able to deliver cost-effective and efficient services.
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Michael McGuire
Jul 11, 2021
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Be very weary of doing business with this company. My whole experience was a nightmare.
I purchased a boundary & topographic survey in order to stake the property line and provide for accurate grading along it (and to clearly identify it for a municipal inspection). After discussing this with the estimator I got a quote for ~$4500 (2.6 acre property). Additional stakes were to be added along the property line for easy identification. Survey was performed and produced but no stakes were placed along the property line, only at each corner. As they are 700ft apart and up a mountain it's impossible
I purchased a boundary & topographic survey in order to stake the property line and provide for accurate grading along it (and to clearly identify it for a municipal inspection). After discussing this with the estimator I got a quote for ~$4500 (2.6 acre property). Additional stakes were to be added along the property line for easy identification. Survey was performed and produced but no stakes were placed along the property line, only at each corner. As they are 700ft apart and up a mountain it's impossible
Arian B.
Jul 18, 2020
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Ken Richards
Jul 13, 2020
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