We are a private Ugandan company that has specialized in power line construction and maintenance since 1999. Over the years, we have built experience working on power infrastructure for domestic, commercial and industrial customers, with a focus on quality workmanship, safety and customer service. In 2015, we expanded our services through the establishment of our Water Division. The division provides water resources assessments, groundwater investigations, borehole drilling, piped water systems, borehole rehabilitation and water sector consultancy. Our work is supported by experienced technical teams with knowledge across the power, electrical, water and sanitation sectors. We work closely with clients to understand project requirements, assess sites, plan the required works and provide practical solutions suited to each project. Read More →
Power
Water
Technical Support
The company builds high-voltage and low-voltage power lines and substations tailored to client sites.
Field teams conduct routine inspections and repair damaged insulators, switches, and transformers to prevent power failures.
Crews trim and remove hazardous trees and vegetation around overhead lines and substations to maintain safe power flow.
Technicians perform voltage ratio tests, insulation resistance checks, and instrument calibrations for electrical hardware.
Hydrogeologists evaluate site hydrogeology and conduct groundwater surveys to identify reliable water sources.
The water division supervises borehole drilling operations and restores aging or non-functional wells.
Engineers construct piped water distribution networks to supply communities and commercial facilities.
Connect with our technical team to discuss project specifications, schedule site assessments, or request accurate cost estimates.
Crews climb tall towers to install and maintain lighting for sports venues.
Field crews assemble, erect, and safely decommission communication towers.
We plan to build and rebuild 132kV substations for larger power networks.
Planned acquisitions include bucket trucks, trenchers, and off-road machinery for difficult terrains.
Future inspections will use thermal imaging cameras to detect power line faults quickly.