Beaconing
Beaconing & boundary marking in Edo State, Nigeria: physical beacons placed by licensed surveyors to secure your land boundaries.
Field service run from our Benin City, Edo State headquarters. Projects outside Edo State are mobilised on request, with the same licensed professionals and reporting standard.
What We Do
Beaconing secures your land the old-fashioned, permanent way: licensed surveyors place physical beacons at every boundary point, so your land’s edge is visible, verifiable and protected. It is the cheapest insurance against boundary disputes in Nigeria.
Why Beacon Your Land
- Prevents encroachment: neighbours cannot quietly take what is visibly marked
- Settles disputes: beacons turn “that’s my land” into measured, marked truth
- Required for registration: survey plans need beaconed boundaries
- Protects value: beaconed land sells faster and disputes less
What We Deliver
- Physical beacons: placed by licensed surveyors at every boundary point
- Beacon coordinates report: the measured position of each beacon
- Boundary sketch plan: the marked boundary recorded on paper
The Process
- Site visit: we review the land and its survey records
- Measurement: boundaries measured against the registered survey plan
- Beacon placement: concrete beacons placed at boundary points
- Report: coordinates and boundary sketch delivered
Related Services
- Survey Plan Production: the registered plan beaconing follows
- Cadastral Search: verify the records before you mark the ground
- Setting Out: the same precision, applied to new construction
FAQs
See the common questions above, or read our guide on how to verify land title in Nigeria for the full picture of securing your land.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is beaconing in land surveying?
Beaconing is the physical marking of your land boundaries: concrete beacons placed by a licensed surveyor at each boundary point, so everyone can see exactly where your land begins and ends.
Why do I need beacons?
Boundaries that exist only on paper invite disputes. Beacons make your boundary visible and verifiable, deter encroachment, and are required for survey plan registration and most land transactions.
How long does beaconing take?
Typically 2 to 5 days for a standard plot, depending on access and vegetation. We deliver a beacon coordinates report and boundary sketch plan with the work.
Can you beacon my land from abroad?
Yes. We coordinate the field work with your caretaker or representative on site, and you receive the report digitally wherever you are.