Land and cadastral surveying
Property due-diligence support
Property due-diligence support planned around the required accuracy, available information, site conditions, and intended technical outcome.
Overview
Maplas provides property due-diligence support through a scoped workflow. The supplied records are examined for their stated purpose, internal consistency, limitations, and relationship to available field or spatial information. The selected approach is intended to help the client identify technical questions, information gaps, and matters requiring further professional or legal advice. Scope and reliance are confirmed for the specific assignment, and no statutory outcome is guaranteed.
Typical use cases
This service may be useful for project planning, field verification, design or construction support, technical review, data preparation, quality control, or decision-making involving land boundaries, parcel records, field evidence, survey control, and intended land use. The appropriate use depends on the records, site, accuracy need, and requested output.
Expected deliverables
Depending on the agreed scope, deliverables may include checked observations, coordinates, measurements, maps, plans, data files, schedules, or a concise technical note. Formats, coordinate references, assumptions, and limitations are confirmed before delivery.
Client preparation
Available records, the general location, intended use of the work, site-access information, and any known constraints should be discussed before the assignment is confirmed.
Maplas process
Maplas reviews the requirement, confirms an appropriate method, plans the field or technical work, checks the resulting data, and prepares the agreed outputs.
Professional scope
Regulated survey work is undertaken through an appropriately licensed survey partner and in accordance with applicable Kenyan professional and legal requirements.