This project was a significant step in the transformation of Jama’are Housing Estate in Bauchi into a modern, well-organized, and resident-friendly community. Our team undertook a full-scale infrastructure development program, which included the construction of durable internal road networks, reinforced concrete drainage systems, a robust perimeter fence wall, and extensive landscaping works.
The internal road system was carefully designed and constructed to improve mobility within the estate, reduce dust pollution, and provide long-term durability under varying weather conditions. Proper stormwater management was achieved through the installation of lined drainages, preventing erosion and waterlogging during the rainy season.
To enhance estate security and clearly define boundaries, a high-quality perimeter fence wall was built using reinforced blockwork and concrete foundations. This not only improved safety but also added to the estate’s structural coherence and overall appearance.
Our landscaping efforts played a major role in beautifying the environment and improving residents’ quality of life. We planted indigenous and drought-resistant greenery, created walking paths, and added organized green areas that promote a sense of community and relaxation. The landscaping was also designed to support sustainable water management and soil stability.
Scope of Work:
Site clearing, earthworks, and site grading for road and drain alignment
Construction of paved internal access roads with base and wearing courses
Fabrication and installation of lined surface drainage systems
Erection of a perimeter fence wall with reinforced blockwork and finishing
Comprehensive landscaping: turfing, tree planting, green zones, and pedestrian walkways
Integration of aesthetics, security, and functionality in a unified estate plan
Community Impact:
This project has significantly improved access, safety, and aesthetics within Jama’are Housing Estate. It has enhanced residents’ comfort, increased property value, and provided a more organized living environment. The improved infrastructure also supports future utility expansion and estate development.
