A firm of chartered land surveyors registered with ONIGT, ANAGAMTOPO carries out every topographic and land survey required under Moroccan regulations, in Casablanca and nationwide.
Whether you are a private individual, a developer, a company or a public administration, our firm based in Maârif, Casablanca serves all your surveying and land needs across Greater Casablanca as well as across the Kingdom. Cadastral files, topographic surveys, 3D scanning and drone photogrammetry: every assignment is carried out by a chartered land surveyor registered with ONIGT, a requirement for any file to be accepted by the administration.
Our firm prepares every technical cadastral file required by the National Agency for Land Registry, Cadastre and Cartography (ANCFCC): boundary reconciliation, condominium, land subdivision, partitioning and merging of plots. Every cadastral file is prepared to the exact format and timeline required by the administration, for smooth processing.
Building and structure setting-out, levelled site plans, boundary re-establishment, quarry surveys — our chartered land surveyors work on all types of land, urban and rural, using precision measuring instruments. A reliable topographic survey is the first step of any construction or land expertise project.
Using laser scanning, we produce precise interior surveys, facade plans, floor plans, section plans and roof plans, as well as 3D models and point clouds usable for architecture, renovation or site monitoring. This technology guarantees a faithful geometry of the existing structure, useful for any renovation, extension or compliance project.
Our firm carries out aerial drone surveys to produce orthophotos, digital terrain and surface models (DTM/DSM), textured 3D models and volume calculations for quarries and earthworks. This technology also enables regular, fast and precise site monitoring over large areas that are difficult to access.
Collection and structuring of data, setting up Geographic Information Systems (GIS). We support companies and administrations in the cartographic management of their land assets.
