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Helpful Links for Building
Association of Ontario Land Surveyors
Conservation Authorities
Electrical Safety Authority
ESA - The administrative authority mandated by the Government of Ontario to enhance public electrical safety in the province.
Frontenac Maps
Frontenac Maps - Frontenac County residents can access interactive mapping provided by Frontenac County and view and/or print aerial imagery of their property. These maps are intended for general reference only and shall not be interpreted as a legal survey and shall not be used to establish legal lot sizes or dimensions.
Home Construction Regulatory Authority
HCRA - The Home Construction Regulatory Authority (HCRA) licenses and regulates the people and companies who build and sell new homes in Ontario. In addition to regulating new home builders and sellers, they protect consumers by providing them with educational resources and information to guide them in the home-buying journey. They also work to support the continuous improvement of the new home building industry in the province.
Hydro One
Hydro One - Information regarding electrical power and building near power lines.
Land Registry Office
LRO - OnLand is your online information source from the Ontario Land Registration system. This channel gives you access to official, property-related information and documents.
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation
MPAC - Is responsible for the assessment values of properties in Ontario.
Ontario One Call
Ontario One Call - Call before you dig (1-800-400-2255). If you're planning to dig, build or excavate on your property, it's important you locate all of your utilities first. In fact, under Ontario regulations, it is the law.
Tarion
Tarion - Learn about the builders' warranty for new homes in Ontario, your coverage, and the claims process with Tarion.
Technical Standards & Safety Authority
TSSA - Since 1997, the TSSA has delivered public safety services on behalf of the government of Ontario.
Well Records
The government has well record data from 1899 to present.
To get individual well records:
Go to the interactive Well Record Map and click on the well of interest.
If you cannot find the well record using the interactive Well Record Map, fill out this form and submit it to the Ministry.