FROM LOCATIONS WEST OF SURREY HEADING EAST
From Vancouver, West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Squamish, Whistler, Burnaby, Coquitlam and other points west:  

Take Highway 1 (the Trans-Canada Highway) heading east over the Port Mann Bridge into Surrey.  The first exit past the Port Mann Bridge (and the first exit in Surrey) is Exit #48, the 152nd Street Exit, which turns off to your right.  Proceed down 152nd Street a short distance past 108th Avenue, past 104th Avenue to 102A Avenue (at the corner with McDonald's).  At 102A Avenue, turn left.  Go one short block down 102A Avenue and turn right on 152A Street.  We are located on the left-hand side of the street at Suite 102, 10190-152A Street on the street level.  There is free street parking and free parking in the parking lot behind the building.

  

FROM RICHMOND, B.C.

Take 91 East, across Richmond.  Cross the Alex Fraser Bridge.  Take the Nordel Way exit, and the road will eventually turn into 88th Street.  You'll soon cross Scott Road (120th Street), which is the border between the cities of Delta and Surrey.  From 120th Street, stay on 88th for another 32 blocks until you reach 152nd Street.  Turn Left (north) on 152nd Street.  Proceed north from 88th Street to 102A Avenue (at the corner with McDonald's) and turn right.  Go one short block down 102A Avenue and turn right on 152A Street.  We are located on the left-hand side of the street at Suite 102, 10190-152A Street on the street level.  There is free street parking and free parking in the parking lot behind the building.  

FROM TSAWWASSEN FERRY TERMINAL AND LOCATIONS SOUTHWEST OF SURREY
From Tsawwassen, Ladner, Locations on Southern Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands:

Travel along Hwy #17 until you reach Ladner Trunk Road, where you'll turn right (east).  As you drive down Ladner Trunk Road, you'll see that the name of the road will eventually be marked as Highway 10.   The name of the road will continue to be Highway 10, but as you enter Surrey at Scott Road (120th Street), Hwy. #10 will also become known as 58th Avenue.  Then, as you continue east down Hwy 10 (or 58th Avenue), the road will wind a bit as you pass between 138th Street and 140th Street.  Keep following the road, but note that the name will change to from 58th Avenue to 56nd Avenue, (though it's still Highway 10).  Stay on Hwy 10 (now 56th Avenue) until you reach 152nd Street, then turn left (north) on 152nd Street.  Travel several miles up 152nd Street from 56th Avenue to 102A Avenue (at the corner with McDonald's) and turn right.  Go one short block down 102A Avenue and turn right on 152A Street.  We are located on the left-hand side of the street at Suite 102, 10190-152A Street on the street level.  There is free street parking and free parking in the parking lot behind the building.  

FROM HORSESHOE BAY FERRY TERMINAL
From Nanaimo, Central and Northern Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast:

Follow Trans Canada Hwy (Hwy #1) East as soon as you come off the ferry terminal in West Vancouver.  You'll travel several miles to Surrey, passing first through West Vancouver and North Vancouver, then you'll cross the 2nd Narrows Bridge.  You'll stay on the Trans-Canada Highway, passing through a corner of Vancouver, then through Burnaby and Coquitlam.  Eventually you'll cross the Port Mann Bridge into Surrey.  The first exit you'll see after you cross the Port Mann Bridge is the 152nd Street Exit, (Exit #48), which turns off to your right.  Proceed down 152nd Street past 108th Avenue, past 104th Avenue to 102A Avenue (at the corner with McDonald's) and turn left.  Go one short block down 102A Avenue and turn right on 152A Street.  We are located on the left-hand side of the street at Suite 102, 10190-152A Street on the street level.  There is free street parking and free parking in the parking lot behind the building.  

FROM VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT:
For those arriving by airplane at the main international Airport:

From the airport follow the exit signs directing you towards Vancouver.  You will then be crossing the Arthur Lang Bridge.  After you cross the bridge, immediately exit onto the Marine Way East exit.  Follow Marine Way to Boundary Road, where you'll turn left (north).  Follow Boundary road several miles to the Grandview Hwy, which is also known as 12th Street.  (You can gauge how far you'll need to go by watching the numbered streets get smaller.) Turn right on 12th Street, (the Grandview Hwy.) and you'll immediately see the on-ramp to the Trans Canada Hwy or (Hwy #1) East off to your right.  Get onto Highway 1 and follow it several miles.  You'll cross all of Burnaby and Coquitlam, eventually crossing the Port Mann Bridge, which will bring you into Surrey.  The first exit you'll see after you cross this bridge is the 152nd Street Exit, (Exit #48), which turns off to your right.  Proceed down 152nd Street (south) a short distance to 102A Avenue (at the corner with McDonald's) and turn left.  Go one short block down 102A Avenue and turn right on 152A Street.  We are located on the left-hand side of the street at Suite 102, 10190-152A Street on the street level.  There is free street parking and free parking in the parking lot behind the building. 

 

FROM INTERSTATE I-5 AND OTHER U.S. LOCATIONS SOUTH OF SURREY 
From Washington State, (including Sea-Tac International Airport in Seattle and Bellingham International Airport in Bellingham, Washington), Oregon, and the United States:

Take Interstate 5 (I - 5) North until you near Bellingham, Washington.  At this point you should decide which border crossing you wish to use. There are three border crossings that you may wish to consider: 

1.  The Peace Arch Crossing  This is the main border crossing, and it's simple to reach--just stay on Interstate 5 and the expressway will come right up on this crossing.  The downside to using this crossing is that because this is the main crossing to Vancouver, the border delays (when present) are almost always longer than any other crossing point.   
2.  The Pacific Hwy. Border Crossing, also known as the "Truck Crossing".  This exit usually has fewer delays than the Peace Arch crossing, and it's just off the main highway, so it's quite convenient, too.     
3.  The Crossing at Aldergrove.  The benefit of this crossing is that it will consistently have the least wait of any of the main border crossings--so it's a great choice on long weekends or other times when the border traffic is particularly heavy.  The downside to this border crossing is that it's further east than the other two crossings, so you'll want to make the decision for this crossing as you near Bellingham.     

In order to decide which crossing is quickest, you can tune your radio to News 1130 Radio (at 1130 on your A.M. dial), which gives you traffic updates including news on border crossing delays "on the ones"--that is 1 minute past the hour, 11 minutes past the hour, and 21, 31, 41, and 51 minutes past the hour.  If there are significant border delays, you should be able to hear them on this station.   

Border note:   To save yourself any hassles at the border, bring passport or other proof of citizenship and don't bring any guns, alcohol, or tobacco. 

To take the Peace Arch Border Crossing, simply stay on I - 5.  It will take you directly to the crossing without having to get off the expressway.  After crossing the Canadian border, you'll find yourself on an expressway, Hwy. 99.  Take the first exit past the border, 8th Avenue, and head east (to the right) to 176th Street.  When you get to 176th Street, turn left.  You'll be heading north on 176th Street.  On 176th, you'll be traveling north from 8th Avenue several miles.  You'll see the Avenue numbers you pass getting larger.  When you pass 96th Avenue, you'll want to get onto Hwy. 1, the Trans-Canada Hwy..  You'll pass over the freeway (Hwy. 1), then get on that freeway heading west.  Traveling along Hwy. 1 West, you will take the next exit, Exit #50 (at 160th Street) to the right.  After you exit the freeway, bear left.  You'll pass over the freeway via an overpass to 104th Avenue West.  Continue on 104th Avenue past 160th Street to 152nd Street and turn left.   Proceed down 152nd Street (south) a short distance to 102A Avenue (at the corner with McDonald's) and turn left.  Go one short block down 102A Avenue and turn right on 152A Street.  We are located on the left-hand side of the street at Suite 102, 10190-152A Street on the street level.  There is free street parking and free parking in the parking lot behind the building. 

To take the Pacific Hwy Border Crossing, you'll get off I - 5 at exit 276, which is Avenue D in Blaine, Washington.  You'll drive about 10 blocks to 12th Street (Hwy. 543), then turn left.  This will take you to the border.  After you cross, you'll find yourself on Hwy. 15, also known as 176th Street in Surrey.  Stay on that road from O Avenue (the border) all the way north until you get to 96th Avenue.  (The Avenue numbers get larger as you head north.)  Shortly after 96th Avenue, you'll see a sign for Hwy 1 (the Trans-Canada Highway).  You'll pass over Hwy 1, then get on it heading west.  Traveling along Hwy. 1 West, you will take the next exit, Exit #50 (at 160th Street) to the right.  After you exit the freeway, bear left.  You'll pass over the freeway via an overpass to 104th Avenue West.  Continue on 104th Avenue past 160th Street to 152nd Street and turn left.   Proceed down 152nd Street (south) a short distance to 102A Avenue (at the corner with McDonald's) and turn left.  Go one short block down 102A Avenue and turn right on 152A Street.  We are located on the left-hand side of the street at Suite 102, 10190-152A Street on the street level.  There is free street parking and free parking in the parking lot behind the building. 

To take the Aldergrove Border Crossing, (which you'll only want to consider if the other borders have length delays), you'll probably wish to make this decision as you near Bellingham.  After you pass downtown Bellingham, you'll find yourself nearing a sign for Bellis Fair Mall.  This mall is located at a Meridian Street, or Hwy. 539.  You'll take that north past the pretty town of Lynden directly to the Canadian border.  Once you cross the border, you'll find yourself in Canada on 264th Street heading north.  Take 264th Street from the border (0 Avenue) north to 52nd Avenue.  Just past 52nd Avenue, you'll reach Hwy. 1, (the Trans-Canada Hwy).  Get on Hwy. 1 heading west.  Traveling along Hwy. 1 West, you will drive from 264th Street across the entirety of Langley and most of Surrey.  You'll pass exits for 200th Street and 176th Street.  You'll take the next exit after 176th Street, which is Exit #50 (at 160th Street) to the right.  After you exit the freeway, bear left.  You'll pass over the freeway via an overpass to 104th Avenue West.  Continue on 104th Avenue past 160th Street to 152nd Street and turn left.   Proceed down 152nd Street (south) a short distance to 102A Avenue (at the corner with McDonald's) and turn left.  Go one short block down 102A Avenue and turn right on 152A Street.  We are located on the left-hand side of the street at Suite 102, 10190-152A Street on the street level.  There is free street parking and free parking in the parking lot behind the building.