We boast over two decades of experience in construction of a variety of project in the public and private sectors.

Residential Construction:

• Turnkey residential development: Plan design and construct residential developments that includes building and infrastructure construction
• Multistorey housing development: Buildings containing multiple residential storey units, such as apartments, condominiums, social housing schemes or townhouses.

Commercial Construction:

• Office Buildings: Structures designed for business operations, typically containing office spaces.
• Retail Buildings: Buildings intended for commercial activities, such as stores and shopping centres.
• Hotels: Structures providing accommodation services for travellers.

Industrial Construction:

• Manufacturing Facilities: Buildings housing industrial production and manufacturing processes.
• Warehouses: Structures designed for the storage and distribution of goods.
• Factories: Facilities where goods are produced on a large scale.
• Utility buildings: Facilities that houses utilities and utility control services.

Institutional Construction:

• Educational Buildings: Schools, colleges, and universities.
• Healthcare Facilities: Hospitals, clinics, and medical centres.
• Government Buildings: Structures for administrative and governmental functions.

Recreational Construction:

• Sports Facilities: Stadiums, arenas, and sports complexes.
• Entertainment Venues: Theatres, concert halls, and amusement parks.

Cultural and Religious Construction:

• Places of Worship: Churches, mosques, etc.
• Cultural Centres: Museums, art galleries, and cultural institutions.

Green Building Construction:

• Sustainable Construction: Focuses on environmentally friendly practices, energy efficiency, and the use of eco-friendly materials.

Modular Construction:

• Prefabricated Buildings: Structures built using components manufactured off-site and assembled on-site.
• Container Construction: Uses shipping containers as building modules.

Low and High-Rise Construction:

• Single-Story Buildings: Structures with only one level, common in residential and small commercial buildings.
• Mid-Rise Buildings: Multi-story buildings that are shorter than high-rises, often used for residential or mixed-use purposes.
• High-Rise Buildings: Tall buildings with multiple floors, are often used for commercial or residential purposes.

Renovation and Retrofitting:

• Renovation: Upgrading or improving existing buildings without significant alterations to the original structure.
• Retrofitting: Adding new technologies or features to existing buildings to enhance performance, safety, or energy efficiency.

Mixed-Use Construction:

• Mixed-Use Developments: Combining residential, commercial, and sometimes industrial uses within a single building or complex.