Hydrological & Geological Assessment Consultant

Philippe Mazé

An Assessment Adapted to Your Project

BUY

Understand the characteristics and potential points of concern on your land before making a commitment.

BUILD

Identify subsurface structures, groundwater flows and areas to consider when determining the location of your home.

DRILL

Identify areas potentially favorable to groundwater flows and determine a preliminary borehole location.

A Different Way to Read Your Land

The subsurface cannot be seen from the surface. Yet its geological structure, fractures, and groundwater flows can play an important role in a property purchase, construction project, or groundwater search.

MAZE GEOANALYSIS provides remote land assessments by combining available data with a method for detecting and mapping underground structures and water flows.

The goal is simple: to turn this information into a clear and practical understanding of your land.

An Analysis That Combines Multiple Sources of Information

Every piece of land is different. That is why our analysis does not rely on a single source of information.

I examine, in particular:

• cadastral and mapping data;

• geological and hydrogeological context;

• the topography and hydrography of the surrounding area;

• nearby structures, wells, boreholes and available information;

• structures, fractures and groundwater flows identified during the assessment

These different sources of information are then cross-referenced and interpreted to build a site-specific understanding of your land.

A Remote Land Assessment

MAZE GEOANALYSIS provides remote assessments in France and internationally.

Once the information required for the assessment has been received, the analysis is carried out remotely on your property, and a personalized, mapped report is delivered within 48 hours.

Understand Your Land Before You Decide.

Mapping You Can Actually Use

The goal of MAZE is not simply to provide you with raw data.

Your assessment results in a personalized cartographic document designed to help you visualize:

identified geological structures and faults, groundwater flows, areas requiring attention and, depending on your project, a preliminary recommended location for your house or borehole.

Your cadastral plan therefore becomes a genuine decision-making tool.