
Kiambu County, Kenya
Limuru, in the cool highlands north-west of Nairobi, is known for tea estates and large family farms. More of this land is now being subdivided for homes and weekend properties.
Farm boundaries here often follow old hedges and tea rows rather than surveyed beacons. Before land is sold or shared among family members, we confirm what the records say and mark it clearly on the ground.
From our base on the Nairobi–Namanga Road we work in Nairobi and its surrounding towns every week. We can usually schedule a visit within a few days, and deliver data in the CAD and GIS formats your architect or engineer uses.
Yes. We survey farms, estates and residential plots across Limuru, including Tigoni, Ngecha and Rironi, and use drones for larger holdings.
Yes. We survey the parcel, prepare a subdivision scheme that meets Kiambu County's minimum plot sizes, and follow it through the approvals so each member gets their own title.
Find, verify and re-establish the beacons on your plot so you know exactly where your land starts and ends.
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Detailed site plans with levels, contours and features that architects and engineers can design from with confidence.
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Split land into separate plots or merge neighbouring parcels into one, with the survey work and approvals handled for you.
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Survey work, documents and follow-up with lands offices to help you get a valid title deed with less stress.
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Foundations, gridlines, levels and road alignments marked exactly to design, so you avoid costly mistakes on site.
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High-resolution drone maps, GIS databases and spatial analysis for planning, projects and land management.
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