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Whether you are managing a large property development or require precise land measurements, our professional team is equipped to provide you with expert service and accurate results

Sectional Property Surveys (Apartments and Townhouses)

Sectional property surveys involve detailed assessments and mapping of individual units within a larger property, ensuring precise delineation and legal clarity for each section.

Subdivisions, Amalgamations and Partitioning

Subdivision, amalgamation, and partitioning surveys involve the precise mapping and reconfiguration of land to support property divisions, mergers, and separations, ensuring legal accuracy and clarity for each new or modified parcel.

Change of User and Extension of Lease Surveys

Change of user and extension of lease surveys focus on evaluating and documenting modifications to land use or extending lease agreements, ensuring compliance with regulations and clear documentation of property changes.

Boundary Confirmation and Resurveys

Resurveys and boundary confirmation surveys ensure that property lines are accurately defined and respected. These services provide clarity and resolve disputes by verifying and documenting the precise limits of your property.

Machine and Operator Hire

Our machine hire services offer cutting-edge technology for your surveying needs, including Total Stations, RTK systems, and drones. Whether you need precise measurements, real-time data, or aerial views, our equipment ensures accuracy and efficiency in every project.

Approvals, Reports and Legal

Our expertise extends to navigating land approvals at both county and national levels, ensuring your applications meet all regulatory requirements. We also provide comprehensive survey reports and support for legal case scenarios, offering accurate documentation and expert testimony to resolve property disputes and validate compliance.

How It Work

The Survey Process

Our detailed client response system ensures a smooth and thorough process from start to finish. It begins with an initial consultation to understand your needs and project scope. We then conduct a site visit to gather firsthand information and assess the conditions. Following this, our team meticulously collects and analyzes data using advanced technology. Finally, we deliver a comprehensive surveyor’s report, providing you with precise measurements and insights to guide your decisions and ensure project success.

Initial Consultation

Our initial consultation, available in-person or virtually, ensures we understand your needs and tailor our surveying approach to your project.

Site Visit

During the site visit, we assess conditions and gather essential data to ensure accurate and effective surveying.

Data Collection

Our data collection process uses advanced technology to gather precise measurements and detailed information for your project.

Final Report

The surveyor’s report provides a comprehensive, clear, and accurate summary of findings, ensuring you have all the information needed for informed decision-making.

Testimonials

Voices of Satisfaction From Our Client

The land survey team provided exceptional service. Their attention to detail and accuracy were impressive. Highly recommend for any surveying needs!
Jane Mwangi
Client
We were thrilled with the survey results. The team was professional, timely, and precise. Will definitely use their services again.
Abdulahi Salim
Client
Efficient and reliable surveyors. They delivered accurate results and great customer support throughout the project. Fantastic experience overall
Christine Ndichu
Construction Developer

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Curious about our surveying services?

A land survey determines the precise boundaries, dimensions, and features of a property. It’s essential for identifying legal property lines, which helps in avoiding disputes and ensuring accurate property descriptions.

The duration of a land survey depends on the size and complexity of the property. Typically, a standard residential survey takes a few hours to a day, while larger or more complex surveys may take several days.

A land survey ensures you understand exactly what you’re purchasing. It confirms the property’s boundaries, identifies any encroachments or easements, and helps protect your investment by avoiding legal issues related to property lines.

The cost of a land survey varies based on the size, location, and complexity of the property. Residential surveys generally range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Contact us for a detailed quote based on your specific needs.

A land survey report typically includes a detailed map of the property, showing boundaries, buildings, improvements, and any natural features like trees or water bodies. It may also include descriptions of any easements, rights-of-way, and zoning restrictions.

You should consider getting a land survey when buying or selling property, before starting construction, when subdividing land, or when there’s a dispute over property boundaries. It’s also advisable to update your survey if significant changes have been made to the property.

We offer a variety of land surveys, including boundary surveys, topographic surveys, ALTA/NSPS land title surveys, construction staking, and more. Each type of survey serves a specific purpose depending on your needs.

Yes, a land survey can identify any easements that exist on your property. Easements are legal rights that allow others to use a portion of your land for specific purposes, such as utilities or access roads.

Land surveys are highly accurate, with professional surveyors using advanced equipment and methods to measure property boundaries. However, minor discrepancies can occur, especially in older surveys. Always use a licensed surveyor to ensure the highest accuracy.

Yes, it’s highly recommended to have a surveyor’s report before starting any construction. The report ensures that you build within the legal boundaries of your property and comply with local zoning and setback regulations.