Land Survey in Kitengela
Boundary surveys, beacon placement and subdivision, with the survey documents lodged for you.
- Typical timeline
- Boundary survey: about 1 to 2 weeks. Subdivision depends on approvals.
Before you buy, build or fence, you need to know exactly where your land starts and ends. Our surveyor finds the boundary on the ground, places or re-establishes the beacons and shows them to you plot by plot.
We also handle subdivision and amalgamation, from the survey and the mutation forms to the approvals, so a parcel can be split into plots with their own titles.
What we do
- Boundary identification and pointing out of beacons
- Placing new beacons or re-establishing missing ones
- Subdivision and amalgamation, including mutation forms
- Topographical survey for building plans
- Lodging survey documents with the relevant offices
- A written report and sketch of what we found on the ground
Documents to bring
- Copy of the title deed or allotment letter
- Copy of your ID and KRA PIN
- The survey map or registry index map, if you have one
- Written consent from the owner, if you are not the owner
Not sure you have everything? Bring what you have to our office off Namanga Road and we will tell you what is missing.
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Land Transfer
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Conveyancing
Searches, sale agreements and completion handled by advocates, so the money and the title change hands safely.
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Sell your land
We value the plot, confirm the beacons and show it to buyers who are ready to pay.