We handle a wide range of projects including residential, commercial, and industrial construction, as well as civil engineering works like roads, drainage systems, and water supply networks.

Yes, we are fully registered with the National Council for Construction (NCC) in Zambia. Our registrations include Grade 6, Category B for General Building and Housing, and Grade 6, Category E for General Electrical and Telecommunication. We are also active members of the Zambia Institute of Planners.

We are a registered Engineering Organization (Membership Class C3) with both the Engineering Institution of Zambia (EIZ) and the Engineering Registration Board (EngRB). This demonstrates our commitment to upholding the highest professional and ethical standards in the engineering field.

Safety is our top priority. We adhere to a strict Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) policy, conducting regular site audits, providing continuous training to our staff, and ensuring all personnel are equipped with the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

We implement a rigorous quality management system at every project stage. This includes sourcing high-quality materials from reputable suppliers, employing skilled and experienced labor, and conducting regular inspections and quality control checks to ensure all work meets engineering standards and client specifications.

The best way to get a quote is to visit our Contact Us page. Please provide as much detail as possible about your project, and one of our team members will get back to you promptly to discuss your requirements.

While our head office is in Ndola, we have the capacity and experience to manage and execute projects across the Copperbelt province and throughout all of Zambia.

Absolutely. We offer comprehensive "Design & Build" services. This integrated approach streamlines the project from concept to completion, ensuring better communication, faster timelines, and cost-effective solutions.

We understand that changes can arise. We manage variations through a transparent and formal process, which includes discussing the proposed changes with the client, providing a clear breakdown of any cost and time implications, and obtaining written approval before proceeding with the new work.