Livsus_Geoservises

Because Land is an emotive commodity,it should be handled by professionals who know how to deal

Give us a call for Land Surveying matters,ready to solve your problems.

As the year draws to a close, we take this opportunity to wish all our clients a happy new year 2024, we look forward to great engagement. May the Lord bless Kenya.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Kelvin Kipngeno, Victor Ogendo, James Mwangi Gatati, Caroline Stella Kasaya

December is a good time to handle matters Land because most family members are available. Especially issues of succession.

When Dealing in Land Look for the right experts, Registered Surveyors, Planners, Valuers and Lawyers.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Joel Gathungu Kimani, Kenedy Ngetich, Emily Kahiga Wakim, Surv Edwin Ronoh, Enos John, Koech Chelimo, Pounphas Mwelesa, Jossayah Murii, Jeff Ayuyah, Silvester Patrick, Lamech Aondo, Martine Aduong'a, Masika Masika, Benjamin Sh*tote, Anthony Maina, Elikana Khainga, Francis Mwangi, Micah Mukabula, Ezra Oguk, Jack Major, Gloria Rotich, Obiri Dennis, Wilson Maina, Victor Mshindi, Luccie Kiyeni, Jenerica Lokonya, Davy Ole Nchoko, Emmanuel Mshindi, Kimilu Angela Kirimi, Damaris Muhemo, Hillary Were, Ignatius Simwa Shama, Benard Onyango, Robin Onyango, Harrison Makere, Hannah Muthoni, Mallack Amayeye

For all Engineering Surveys for Design, including pipelines we got you covered.

When it comes to the survey for construction, get in touch

This Christmas contact us For all Land Survey solutions.

I am Sad at the sight of Demolitions at Athiriver,my heart goes to all those lost investments.
At this point I should advise that when looking for property to invest in, do due diligence and that's beyond looking for a search, it's going for Maps, Part Development Plans, among other documents associated with Land. Get a Land Surveyor to collect for you all the intelligent info before investing.

Land Surveying is a regulated profession in Kenya. The regulatory Body for Land Surveyors is called Land Surveyors Board (LSB) and the Professional Body is Known as Institution of Surveyors of Kenya (ISK) Any one therefore working as a land Surveyor must belong to ISK, either as a full member, Graduate member or Technician Member and To LSB as a Licensed Surveyor or an Approved Assistant. Anyone not belonging to ISK and LSB, is not recognised as a land surveyor and may cause losses in case of litigation.
At Livsus_Geoservises we have all the necessary qualifications our staff are registered by ISK.

Welcome to Professional Land Surveyors. We provide the following services; Land subdivisions and amalgamation, Title, searches, processing and due diligence, Topographical surveys for planning and construction, Demacations, Sectional properties surveys, and GIS Mapping, Contact us at 0789211617 for a site visit or a quote. Welcome

Today is Global Surveyors' Day. I celebrate all the hardworking Land Surveyors in Kenya.

There is a conversation building up about who a land Surveyor is in Kenya. I will be delving deep into this matter.

Buying land in Kenya can be quite a challenge, buyers approach the process with doubt, anxiety, and fear, You however don't need to go through all that if you have a Land surveyor with you. A land Surveyor will help you identify the proper location of the land, determine the size and check for you the requisite registration documents in the government registries. At LIVSUS we ensure owning land is Kenya is Certain and Secure.

Are you certain about the real size of your land? a land surveyor can help you do that. sometimes the size of land indicated on your title may vary from that on the ground, and that is acceptable according to the Kenyan law within of course within a certain envelope, at LivSus its our business not only to measure accurately but also to explain how and why.

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When do you require the services of a Land Surveyor?
When;
Finding property lines.
Meeting mortgage requirements.
Getting title insurance.
Settling boundary line disputes.
Need to Know what you’re buying.
The location of easements and utilities.
Building a house or other structure.
Updating an outdated property survey.
A property’s precise boundaries.
The specific locations of structures, additions, and improvements.
Any slopes or other geographic features that could affect the land’s use.
Whether any of the land is in a floodplain.