Homes and offices

A house should not cost a lifetime.

Nigeria’s housing deficit is commonly put at as many as 28 million homes. The shortage is not a shortage of land or of willing buyers. It is the price of materials, and materials are the one part of the problem we can manufacture our way out of.

A two storey home built from recycled plastic blocks

We build homes from one bedroom to five, office premises, and whatever else a client or a government asks us to build. Everything is priced for the mass of ordinary Nigerians rather than for a narrow market at the top, and we offer instalment plans running up to fifteen years so that a teacher, a nurse or a trader can buy a home out of a monthly wage instead of waiting for a windfall.

What we build

One to five bedrooms, and offices

Standard house types from a one bedroom starter home to a five bedroom family house, plus office and commercial premises. Where a client or a state government has its own brief, we build to that brief.

How you pay

Instalments of up to fifteen years

Affordability is not a discount at the point of sale. It is a payment plan a working family can actually carry, spread over as much as fifteen years.

Three routes

Build, buy, or buy the blocks

Whichever route you take, the walls are the same block, tested on every shift and traced to the pallet.

Route one
Build on your own land

You have the land, we bring the blocks, the design and the crew. Anywhere in Nigeria.

  • One to five bedrooms, or offices
  • A standard house type, or your own brief
  • Walls up in about three days
  • Instalments of up to fifteen years
Route two
Buy a completed home in one of our estates

Move into a finished house on a serviced estate, with roads and walkways paved in our own tiles, plus drainage, water and power already in place.

  • Serviced estate, ready to move in
  • Roads and walkways in our own paving
  • Drainage, water and power in place
  • Instalments of up to fifteen years
Route three
Buy blocks in bulk

Blocks are sold on their own to developers, cooperatives, contractors and state housing schemes.

  • Sold by the pallet
  • 58 blocks per square metre of wall
  • Tested on every shift, traced to the pallet
  • Delivered anywhere in Nigeria
On site

Walls for a two bedroom home go up in about three days

Dry stacked and self aligning, the blocks lock together by hand. A trained local crew can raise a wall without a bag of cement on site, and one person can move a wall’s worth of blocks in a morning, which matters on sites a lorry cannot reach.

Two bedroom homeAbout 11,000 blocks · roughly 14 tonnes of plastic taken out of circulationStructureUp to two storeys without a masonry frameDesignSigned by engineers registered with COREN
The block in detail
Aerial view of an estate of homes built from blocks
Start here

Tell us what you want to build, and where.

Your own land or one of our estates, one bedroom or five, an office or a whole scheme. One form reaches the right desk.