Physical planning, geospatial analytics and environmental compliance — held in-house so that every spatial decision your project makes is defensible before county authorities and national regulators.
Designing spatial plans, structural layouts and land-use frameworks that respond to Machakos County's rapidly growing infrastructure while remaining defensible against county and national planning policy.
Preparation of residential, commercial and agricultural subdivision schemes — including parcel delineation, access planning, boundary reconciliation and submission-ready survey documentation.
End-to-end preparation of Change of User applications — from site assessment, planning justification and lease extension strategy through to county lodgement and follow-up.
Comprehensive site master planning for residential estates, mixed-use developments and commercial parks — incorporating circulation, utility corridors, open space provision and phasing strategy.
Site-specific structural layout drawings showing building footprints, setbacks, parking provisions, access and drainage alignment, prepared to county approval specification.
Interpretation of county zoning frameworks for individual landowners, developers and industrial clients — clarifying what is permissible on a parcel before capital is committed.
Utilising Geographic Information Systems to process spatial data, map terrain boundaries and analyse structural growth patterns — turning raw coordinates into decisions your project can act on.
Digital mapping of land parcel boundaries, registration blocks and cadastral frameworks — reconciled against registry records for accurate, defensible parcel geometry.
Detailed terrain modelling showing elevation, slope, contours and natural drainage — essential for site feasibility, structural siting and stormwater planning.
High-resolution aerial capture producing orthomosaics, digital surface models and site progress records — ideal for large parcels and ongoing construction verification.
Field-verified beacons and boundary reconciliation using RTK GNSS and total station equipment — resolving discrepancies before they become disputes.
Structured spatial databases that hold parcel, infrastructure and environmental layers in a single queryable system — supporting ongoing project decision-making.
Comparative analysis of structural growth and land-use change across time — used by developers and county agencies to anticipate infrastructure demand.
Conducting Environmental Impact Assessments and waste audits that ensure regional infrastructure projects comply fully with National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) standards — and stay compliant after approval.
Full-scope EIAs prepared and lodged for NEMA licensing — covering project description, baseline environmental conditions, impact prediction, mitigation design and public participation.
Statutory annual audits for operating facilities — verifying that Environmental Management Plans are being implemented and that licence conditions remain satisfied.
Structured waste characterisation and management audits for commercial and industrial premises — quantifying streams, evaluating disposal routes and recommending reduction strategies.
Preparation of effluent discharge licence applications and supporting technical documentation for industrial and commercial facilities discharging into the environment.
End-to-end licence application support — from initial screening and scoping through to submission, response to NEMA queries and final licence issuance.
Preparation of practical, implementable EMPs that translate assessment findings into operational controls contractors and facility managers can actually follow.
A structured five-stage workflow that takes your project from initial enquiry through to a fully documented, compliance-ready close.
We take your site details, objectives and any existing documentation, and clarify the exact scope required.
Field visit, boundary verification and spatial data capture using RTK GNSS, total station or UAV, as applicable.
Processing in GIS and CAD — terrain, parcels, constraints and planning context analysed into a defensible proposal.
Drawing packs, planning justification reports or EIA studies compiled to submission standard.
Lodgement with county or NEMA, response to queries, and support through to final approval.
Timelines depend on project scale and regulatory queues, but we scope and communicate them clearly at the brief stage — no ambiguity.
Start Your BriefMost land projects fail at the seams — between the planner, the surveyor and the environmental consultant. We hold all three disciplines in-house, which removes that risk entirely.
Shorter timelines, consistent data across all documents, and a single point of accountability if a county or NEMA query arises.
No hand-offs between firms means no waiting for another consultant's queue to clear.
The same parcel geometry, terrain model and boundary set appears across every deliverable you receive.
Working familiarity with Machakos zoning bylaws and approval workflows that external firms routinely get wrong.
Every document is compiled to the format county planners and NEMA reviewers actually expect to receive.
If your question is not covered here, reach out directly and we will answer it against your specific site.
Ask a Direct QuestionIt depends on parcel size, access requirements and current county approval queues. We scope the technical work at the brief stage and give you a realistic window rather than an optimistic one.
Most projects listed under the Second Schedule of EMCA require either a full EIA licence or a Project Report. If you share your project type and location, we can advise within the first conversation which applies.
Yes. Our core operational base is Machakos, but we regularly extend mapping and environmental work to projects elsewhere in Kenya. Field logistics are quoted separately where travel is significant.
At minimum: the plot or L.R. number, location (sub-county), and a short description of what you want to achieve. If you have a title deed, deed plan or previous correspondence, include it — it speeds things up.
Yes. Submission and follow-through are part of the engagement, not an optional extra. If a reviewer raises a query, we respond to it — you are not left chasing the file yourself.
Whether it is a single parcel subdivision in Malaa, an industrial EIA in Athi River, or a full master layout along the Kangundo Road corridor, we can advise on exactly what is required.
