Surveying and contracting across Egypt

Alexandria

Our main office in Sidi Gaber, covering all Alexandria districts, Borg El Arab and Amreya.

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Cairo

Cairo combines dense older districts with new cities growing eastward, so work ranges from surveying a building on a nar...

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Giza and 6th of October

Giza stretches from farmland along the Nile to the desert edge at 6th of October and Sheikh Zayed. Desert land and indus...

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Beheira

Beheira is close to our Alexandria office and includes wide farmland in Nubaria, Wadi El Natrun and beyond, along with g...

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North Coast and Matrouh

Alexandria is our natural starting point for the North Coast. From Alamein to Matrouh the area has resort and residentia...

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Qalyubia

Qalyubia borders Cairo to the north and mixes farmland along canals with large industrial zones in Shubra El Kheima and...

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Menoufia

Menoufia is one of the most intensively farmed Delta governorates, with small neighbouring holdings where any boundary d...

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Gharbia

Gharbia sits at the heart of the Delta. Tanta and El Mahalla have many older buildings on narrow streets, so surveying e...

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Dakahlia

Dakahlia stretches from Mansoura on the Nile to Lake Manzala and the Gamasa coast. It has wide farmland, low land near t...

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Sharqia

Sharqia is one of the largest Delta governorates, with old farmland around Zagazig, reclaimed land in New Salhia, and 10...

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Kafr El Sheikh

Kafr El Sheikh is close to Alexandria and combines wide farmland, fish farms around Lake Burullus and the Baltim coast w...

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Damietta

Damietta is small in area but busy: furniture workshops and factories, New Damietta with housing and industrial zones, a...

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Port Said

Port Said is a coastal city at the entrance of the Suez Canal, with historic buildings, new housing projects and an indu...

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Ismailia

Ismailia lies on the Suez Canal, with a calm city of older buildings, wide desert farms and reclaimed land west of the c...

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Suez and Ain Sokhna

Suez sits at the southern entrance of the canal, and Ain Sokhna to its south has an industrial zone, ports and resorts b...

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Fayoum

Fayoum is a natural depression whose land falls gradually towards Lake Qarun, with farmland terraced along canals and Ba...

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Beni Suef

Beni Suef sits on the Nile with valley farmland, New Beni Suef on the east bank, and industrial areas such as Kom Abu Ra...

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Minya

Minya is a long governorate along the Nile, with a narrow strip of farmland between two deserts. Growth happens on the d...

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Assiut

Assiut is the largest city of Middle Upper Egypt, with a dense city of old and new buildings, Nile farmland, and New Ass...

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Sohag

Sohag is one of the most densely populated governorates of Upper Egypt, with small farm holdings divided between heirs g...

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Qena

Qena sits at the great bend of the Nile, known for sugarcane farmland, with an industrial town at Nag Hammadi and New Qe...

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Luxor

Luxor is a tourist city with many archaeological areas, and building near them has special conditions. It also has farml...

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Aswan

Aswan is in the far south, with rocky ground in many areas, reclaimed land on the valley edges and around the lake, and...

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Red Sea and Hurghada

The Red Sea coast from Hurghada to Marsa Alam has hotels, resorts and housing between the sea and the mountains. Land fa...

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New Valley

New Valley is Egypt's largest governorate by area, and most work there relates to land reclamation around the oases and...

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North Sinai

North Sinai has a long Mediterranean coast from Bir El Abd to El Arish, sandy land and dunes, and development and farmin...

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South Sinai and Sharm El Sheikh

South Sinai has resort towns between sea and mountains such as Sharm El Sheikh and Dahab, and coastal villages on the Gu...

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