Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
At Landscan Associates, we understand that land surveying and mapping can be complex, especially with legal and regulatory considerations involved. To help you make informed decisions, we’ve compiled answers to some of the most common questions our clients ask. Whether you’re planning a land purchase, subdivision, construction project, or agricultural development, this section will guide you through the basics and what to expect when working with us.
What services does Landscan Associates offer?
We offer a wide range of land surveying and mapping services, including Cadastral, boundary surveys, topographical surveys, subdivision planning, engineering and construction surveys, GIS mapping, drone aerial surveys, and agricultural land mapping.
Are you a licensed surveying company in Kenya?
Yes. Landscan Associates is fully registered and licensed by the Land Surveyors Board of Kenya. Our work complies with National Survey Regulations and professional standards.
How long does a land survey take?
The duration depends on the size and complexity of the survey assignment. Small plots may take 1–3 days, while larger or more technical surveys may take up to several weeks or months. We always strive to deliver results promptly.
What documents do I need before a survey?
You will typically need a copy of your title deed or allotment letter, ID or PIN certificate, and any existing survey maps or documents related to your land.
How much does a land survey cost?
Survey costs vary based on the type of survey, land size, location, and complexity of the assignment. Please contact us for a tailored quote—we offer transparent and competitive pricing. Larger and more technically demanding surveys can take several weeks.
Do you provide services outside Eldoret or Uasin Gishu?
Yes. While we are based in Eldoret, we are licensed to operate throughout the country. Some of the Counties we have served clients in Kenya, include Uasin Gishu, Nairobi, Mombasa, Makueni, Tukana (Lodwar), Nyandarua, Nandi, Trans Nzoia, Kakamega, Bungoma, Busia, Kisumu and Narok (Kilgoris).
What is a beacon re-establishment survey?
It is a survey to identify or restore missing or displaced beacons (boundary markers) on your property. This helps confirm or protect your land boundaries.
Can you help with land subdivision or amalgamation?
Absolutely. We assist with both land subdivision (dividing one parcel into several) and amalgamation (combining multiple plots), including preparation of plans and submission to relevant authorities.
Do you offer drone surveys and GIS mapping?
Yes. We employ drone and GIS technology to provide high-resolution aerial maps and spatial data for agriculture, planning, construction, and environmental analysis.
How do I request a survey or get in touch?
You can contact us via our website’s contact form, call or WhatsApp us directly, or visit our office in Eldoret and Branch Offices. We’ll guide you through the process and provide a free consultation or quotation.