Yes. GeoEdge Land Surveyors assists clients living outside Kenya who require professional land surveying and geospatial services for property and development matters in Kenya.
Depending on the assignment, communication, document review, preliminary consultations and other preparations can be handled remotely. Where physical site work is required, our survey team can arrange the appropriate fieldwork and provide the relevant survey information and deliverables.

Yes. You can contact GeoEdge from outside Kenya to discuss your property or project requirements. We can establish the scope of the assignment, review the available information and advise on the survey process and any documents or information required.
The specific arrangements will depend on the nature of the project and the client’s requirements.

Professional surveying is an important part of the land subdivision process. A surveyor helps establish and define the proposed parcels, undertake the necessary measurements, identify or reference boundaries and prepare the relevant survey information.
The exact requirements depend on the property, proposed subdivision and applicable planning and land administration procedures. GeoEdge can assess the property and advise on the surveying requirements before subdivision work begins.

The cost of a land survey depends on the type of survey, size and location of the property, accessibility of the site, existing survey information, required equipment and the complexity of the assignment.
For example, a boundary survey, land subdivision, topographical survey and engineering survey may have different requirements and costs.
GeoEdge Land Surveyors assesses each assignment individually and provides guidance based on the actual survey requirement. Contact us with the property location, approximate size and type of survey required for an appropriate assessment.

The documents required depend on the type of survey. Property ownership documents, title information, survey plans, mutation forms, previous survey information or other relevant records may be required depending on the assignment.
Where additional survey records or information are necessary, our team can advise on the appropriate documents and searches required before fieldwork begins.

The time required depends on the type and complexity of the survey, availability of property documents and survey records, site accessibility, and whether searches, approvals or other procedures are required. Some straightforward assignments can be attended to within a short period once the necessary preparations are complete.
At GeoEdge Land Surveyors, we respond to service requests promptly and begin the necessary preparations as soon as an assignment is received. This may include reviewing documents, obtaining or checking survey maps and records, planning the site visit, and arranging the survey team and equipment.
Where government approvals, registry processing or other third-party procedures are involved, the overall completion time may depend on the relevant office and cannot always be controlled by the surveyor.

Yes. A boundary survey can help establish, identify or verify the position of property boundaries using available survey records, maps, existing boundary evidence and field measurements.
Where beacons are missing, displaced or unclear, additional investigation and beacon re-establishment work may be required. The appropriate procedure depends on the survey records and circumstances of the property.

A boundary survey primarily deals with establishing or verifying the position of an existing property’s boundaries.
A land subdivision survey involves dividing an existing parcel into proposed new parcels and undertaking the survey work required to define the resulting parcels.
Both may involve field measurements, survey records and boundary information, but the purpose and required deliverables are different.

Yes. GeoEdge Land Surveyors is a registered business providing professional land surveying and geospatial services.
Our team includes trained and experienced professionals in land surveying and geospatial information management. Our personnel have professional backgrounds and membership with the Institution of Surveyors of Kenya (ISK), including Land Surveying and Geospatial Information Management disciplines, as applicable to their roles.
For statutory land surveying practice, licensing is governed by the Land Surveyors’ Board under the Survey Act. The Board maintains the register of licensed surveyors and regulates the practice of land surveying in Kenya.
GeoEdge is committed to maintaining professional standards and using appropriately qualified personnel for the services we provide.

GeoEdge Land Surveyors provides land surveying and geospatial services across Kenya. Our projects and service areas include locations such as Kitengela, Kajiado County, Joska, Machakos County, Nairobi County, Kiambu County and other areas depending on the project requirements.
Our case studies highlight selected projects and locations to demonstrate how different surveying services are applied in practical situations.

Yes. The physical survey work can be undertaken at the property even when the owner is outside Kenya, provided the necessary arrangements, information and access requirements have been addressed.
Our team can communicate with the property owner or their authorised representative regarding the survey requirements, site access and project progress.

Yes. Clients can arrange an office meeting with GeoEdge Land Surveyors to discuss their surveying, land or geospatial requirements.
An office consultation can be useful when reviewing property documents, discussing a proposed subdivision, examining previous survey information or determining the appropriate survey service for a project.
We recommend contacting the office in advance to arrange a suitable meeting time.

Not necessarily. Initial enquiries can be made through the available communication channels, and the appropriate process can be explained based on the service required.
However, an office meeting may be useful where documents need to be reviewed in person, the project is complex or the client would like to discuss the assignment directly with the survey team.

Depending on the nature of the assignment, a client living abroad may communicate through an authorised representative in Kenya. The appropriate documentation or authority required will depend on the nature of the transaction or survey service.
GeoEdge can advise on the information required for the specific assignment before proceeding.

Yes. Project communication can be arranged according to the client’s needs. Where appropriate, updates may cover the progress of preparations, fieldwork, survey processing and completion of the agreed deliverables.
For clients outside Kenya, clear communication is particularly important, and the preferred communication method can be agreed at the beginning of the assignment.

Yes. Where a site visit is required as part of the surveying assignment, GeoEdge can arrange for the survey team to attend the property and undertake the required fieldwork.
The property owner does not necessarily need to be physically present, provided the necessary access, documents and instructions have been arranged.

GeoEdge Land Surveyors uses WhatsApp, email and phone calls as its main communication channels because these are among the most widely recognised, accessible and commonly used means of communication in Kenya.
These channels make it easier for clients to make enquiries, share property documents and survey information, discuss project requirements, receive updates and coordinate site visits or office meetings. They are also particularly useful for clients living outside Kenya who need to communicate with our team remotely.
For professional surveying assignments, email and WhatsApp can also make it easier to keep important project information and documents available for reference, while phone calls allow clients to discuss urgent or complex matters directly with our team.
Our goal is to make communication with GeoEdge simple, accessible and practical, whether you are in Kenya or managing your property matters from abroad.