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Survey & Mapping

Confirm boundaries, resolve disputes, and get accurate maps before you buy, build or subdivide.

Boundary disputes are one of the most common — and most avoidable — sources of conflict in Kenyan land transactions. A proper survey confirms that what is on the ground matches what is on the title, before you commit to a purchase, break ground on a build, or split a parcel between heirs or buyers.

How it works

  1. 1

    Share the parcel details

    The title number or location of the land in question.

  2. 2

    We connect you with a licensed surveyor

    A professional registered to practise in Kenya is assigned.

  3. 3

    Survey is carried out on site

    Beacons are verified, or re-established if they have shifted or gone missing.

  4. 4

    You receive the results

    A report and, where needed, updated mapping or subdivision plans.

What's included

  • Boundary verification against the title deed
  • Beacon location and re-establishment where needed
  • Topographic or subdivision mapping on request
  • A survey report you can submit to the relevant authority

Frequently asked questions

Why survey land before buying it?

To confirm the boundaries actually match the title, and avoid a dispute with neighbours after you have already paid.

How long does a survey take?

Typically a few days, depending on the size of the parcel and the terrain.

Do you handle subdivisions?

Yes — our surveyors can prepare subdivision plans ready for approval.

Are your surveyors licensed?

Yes, every survey is carried out by a professional registered with the relevant Kenyan authority.

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