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13/04/2019

Call for Waterproof Expert.

13/04/2019

Best-In-Class Waterproofing Solutions For Building And Repairing Homes.

Dr.Fixit offers comprehensive system solutions for Waterproofing a new home or Repairing an existing one. The product range includes wide variety of new construction and repair waterproofing solutions for all critical surface areas like Roof, External Walls, Structure, Foundation, Internal Walls, Bathrooms and Water Bodies. This expert line of solutions, supported by wide retail availability, on-ground technical team and easy-to-reach brand helpline, aims to deliver on the brand vision of Creating a Leak-free and Damp-free Nigeria!

Dr. Fixit products are created at modern R&D centers in Nigeria, Middle East and Singapore, which employ advanced manufacturing facilities and highly trained professionals. The brand offers specialized training and services facilities to professionals apart from offering Modern Waterproofing solutions to consumers.

Dr. Fixit offers a wide range of innovative construction chemicals in waterproofing, building repairs, tile fixing, sealants, coatings and paints, grouts and anchors and industrial floorings. The products are easily available in cement, building materials, paints and hardware stores.

24/02/2019

27/06/2017

Ongoing project @ mega Mond estate, along chevron drive, lekki ajah, Lagos.

24/06/2017

26/02/2017

kolakinsconsult 2017 new project @ imota ikorodu Lagos.... under construction

06/09/2015

Kitchen of the Week: Mid-century Meets Sweden in Minneapolis
A fun, retro-style make-over gives an aging galley kitchen a fresh look with a nod to the past

04/09/2015

Successfully managing a construction company is a multifaceted undertaking that requires knowledge of common business practices, accounting principles, regional economic conditions and expertise in the building process. As long as people continue to buy new houses, update existing homes and open businesses, construction companies will have clients. In small construction companies, the manager might also be the owner. Larger companies, however, are more likely to hire one or more managers who answer to the owner or to a board of directors.
Managing Workers

A company’s reputation is only as good as its finished product. Most carpenters, form setters, roofers, tapers and other construction workers learn their trades through on-the-job training. It’s not always desirable or even possible to lure top craftsmen away from their current employers, so instituting a quality training program is an investment in long-term success. Keeping industrious workers means offering competitive pay, benefits and incentives in addition to promptly addressing concerns and providing a safe work environment. Important management duties include hiring, firing, training, disciplining and conflict resolution.
Managing the Business End of the Business

A successful construction company must bid competitively against other companies and manage its financial assets to ensure that the owners and workers are paid and that the Internal Revenue Service gets its share of the earnings. Managing even the smallest construction company usually requires hiring someone to run the business office, complete bookkeeping tasks and handle correspondence. By delegating business tasks, the construction manager is free to devote more time to bidding, client and worker interaction and job site duties.