While we cannot provide formal financial advice, our GIS and planning teams conduct extensive market analysis on growth trends, infrastructure development (new roads, utilities), and zoning changes. We can provide you with a detailed market insight report that highlights areas with high growth potential based on objective data to help you make an informed decision.

Yes. Our property consultants work with buyers to understand their specific needs and budget. Because we have a curated list of technically verified properties, we can show you options you can trust, avoiding the common pitfalls of inaccurate listings.

This is our specialty. Our end-to-end service is designed for developers. We can:

Acquisition: Assist with land feasibility studies and valuation.

Design & Approval: Manage architecture, planning, and EIA processes.

Implementation: Provide surveying services during construction.

Sales & Marketing: Sell the finished units through our property division.
This integrated approach de-risks your project and ensures a smoother workflow.

You will be assigned a dedicated Project Manager who will be your single point of contact throughout your engagement with Georole. They will coordinate all our internal experts (planners, surveyors, etc.) and keep you updated on progress, so you don’t have to manage multiple people.

We use a phased payment structure tied to project milestones. For example, a percentage upon signing, a percentage upon submission of reports to authorities, and a final payment upon approval. This ensures fairness and aligns our success with yours. We do not require full upfront payment.

Our expertise lies in navigating the approval process. We prepare applications to meet county requirements, significantly reducing the chance of rejection. In the rare event of queries or rejections, we analyze the feedback, make the necessary adjustments at no extra cost for the revision work, and re-submit until we achieve approval.

Yes, this is a common service we provide. Our licensed surveyors can conduct an independent survey to verify the official boundaries as per the title deed. We provide a professional report that can be used to amicably resolve the dispute or, if necessary, serve as evidence in a legal proceeding.

GIS (Geographic Information System) is a technology that creates, manages, analyzes, and maps all types of data. It connects geographic location (where things are) with descriptive information (what things are). For your project, this means we can:

Perform site suitability analysis to find the perfect location for your business or home.

Analyze market trends and demographic data to make informed investment decisions.

Create powerful visualizations and maps for reports, presentations, and planning applications.

Manage infrastructure and assets efficiently.

A Georole cartographer does more than make a map “pretty.” We ensure it is accurate, data-driven, and tells a clear story. A well-designed map can highlight opportunities, identify constraints, and communicate complex spatial information simply to stakeholders, clients, or county officials, making it a powerful decision-making tool.

Almost anything that has a location! We can map:

Physical Features: Properties, boundaries, roads, rivers, vegetation.

Infrastructure: Power lines, water pipes, sewer systems.

Human Geography: Population density, income levels, customer locations.

Environmental Data: Soil types, flood zones, wildlife habitats.

Project Data: Proposed site plans, access routes, impact zones.

Google Maps is excellent for navigation. Our GIS services are for professional analysis and decision-making. We use specialized software to:

Analyze multiple layers of data simultaneously to find patterns (e.g., find all plots within 1km of a new road that are on suitable soil for development).

Create custom, high-precision maps tailored to your specific project needs.

Work with sensitive or proprietary data that cannot be hosted on public platforms.

Perform advanced spatial modeling to predict future scenarios, like flood risk or urban growth.

Absolutely. This is a key application of GIS. We can develop a digital inventory of your assets (e.g., plots, buildings, water meters, transformers) linked to their location. This allows you to:

Visualize your entire portfolio on a map.

Track maintenance history and schedules.

Plan for future upgrades and expansions.

Respond faster to issues because you know exactly where everything is.

We use GIS to perform a multi-criteria site selection analysis. This means we take all your requirements—proximity to roads, target customer demographics, slope of the land, avoiding flood zones, zoning regulations—and layer them on a map. The GIS software then identifies the optimal locations that meet all your criteria, taking the guesswork out of your investment decision.

Seamlessly. This is the Georole advantage.

For Planners: We create land-use and zoning maps for development plans.

For Surveyors: We process field data to create accurate survey plans and topographic maps.

For Environmental Experts: We map sensitive areas and model the visual or environmental impact of a project.

For Property Agents: We provide maps showing property locations, nearby amenities, and market heat maps to help sell and market listings

A physical planner is like an architect for the entire community. We don’t just design buildings; we design how pieces of land are used, how people move between them (roads, paths), where parks and utilities go, and how everything fits together to create functional, sustainable, and livable spaces. We ensure your project benefits you without negatively impacting the community or environment.

County approval is not just a formality; it’s a legal requirement that ensures safety, order, and sustainability. It verifies that your project:

Complies with zoning laws (e.g., you’re not building a factory in a residential area).

Adheres to health and safety standards (e.g., proper setbacks from boundaries for light and air circulation, access for emergency vehicles).

Contributes to the orderly development of the area.

The timeline varies significantly depending on the project’s complexity and the specific county’s efficiency. A simple residential plan might take 4-8 weeks, while a large commercial or multi-unit development can take 3-6 months or longer. Georole’s expertise lies in preparing complete and compliant applications to avoid unnecessary delays from requests for additional information or rejections.

Applications are commonly rejected for:

Non-compliance with zoning regulations (e.g., building too high, wrong property use).

Inadequate drawings (missing details, inaccurate site plans).

Missing crucial documents (e.g., proof of land ownership, EIA license where required).

Objections from neighbors that are not adequately addressed.

Incorrect or incomplete application forms.

This is a key distinction:

Development Permit: This is the broader permission for the use and development of the land. It answers: “Can I put a commercial building on this plot zoned for commerce?”

Approval of Building Plans: This is the specific approval for the architectural and structural design of the building itself. It answers: “Is this specific design for that commercial building structurally sound and compliant with building codes?”
You often need both.

An architect designs the building on your plot. A planner ensures that the building fits within the wider context of the county’s regulations and the community. The architect focuses on the structure itself; the planner focuses on how that structure interacts with its environment, infrastructure, and legal framework. Both are essential and work together.