Summit Land Surveying is a professional land surveying company with offices located in Victoria and West Kelowna, British Columbia.
Jason Kozina, BCLS oversees our land survey projects in Victoria, southern Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. Jason’s credentials include an honours degree in surveying and mapping from BCIT (1992) and BC Land Surveyor commission in 2000. He has worked for over 25 years for a variety of clients including private land owners, developers, municipalities, engineers and both Provincial & Federal government agencies.
Jacob Wall, BCLS oversees our land survey projects in the Central Okanagan region. Jacob graduated with honours in 2007 from Red River College in Winnipeg with a diploma in Geomatics Technology. Jacob obtained his BC Land Surveyor commission in 2019.
More About Our TeamWe are members of the Association of British Columbia Land Surveyors (ABCLS). ABCLS protects the public by continually developing and enforcing a code of ethics for our profession. The code ensures that members exercise integrity, strict confidentiality to protect clients, and undertake land surveys only if they have the ability, resources and staff to complete the assignment in a timely and professional manner. As professional land surveyors, we remain up to date with the current technologies that affect our practice. When accepting an assignment, we consider the protection of the natural environment and public safety issues.
We provide a wide range of land surveying services in BC including:
For an expanded list and descriptions, please read our services page.
Our ServicesResidential surveys are advised prior to buying or building on land, to prepare a site plan for building permits and mark property boundaries. Cadastral legal surveys re-establish legal boundaries for both private and crown land. For more information on different types of surveys and why they are needed, read our services page or contact us.
Legal survey monuments or markers define boundaries and are important to preserve. Only a BC land surveyor has the authority to set or replace a survey monument.
A survey map provides you with a permanent record and may help you with future boundary disputes or with planning improvements on your property.
A land survey plan is an important legal document that is prepared for a specific purpose.
Land Surveys which are registered in the Land Title and Survey Authority Offices are available to the public for search and retrieval. Survey plans which are submitted to a governing authority such as Municipality may become part of a public record. Not all surveys become a public record and remain a private record of the Land Surveyor and client.