The workshop is located at Kariobangi Light Industries, opposite Mimamu Steel Hardware in Nairobi, Kenya. Contact the team before visiting to confirm availability and the project details you should carry.

Booking in advance is recommended so the relevant engineering or fabrication specialist is available. It also allows the team to prepare for the specific machine, repair, mould or structure you want to discuss.

Send the product or service required, intended application, preferred capacity, dimensions, project location and any drawings or photographs. A clearer project brief allows the team to prepare a more accurate quotation.

Include the machine, mould, tank, shade or structure required, expected workload, preferred size, available power, site location and required completion period. Photographs, samples and drawings are helpful for custom projects and repairs.

Yes. Drawings, measurements, product photos, damaged components and site images can help the team understand your requirements. Make sure the images are clear and include a short explanation of what you need fabricated or repaired.

Response time depends on the complexity of the enquiry and whether additional technical details are required. Simple product enquiries may be answered quickly, while custom machinery and fabrication quotations may require design, material and capacity assessment.

A site assessment may be arranged for projects such as car shades, water towers, outdoor structures, installed machinery and large fabrication work. The visit helps confirm access, measurements, ground conditions and installation requirements.

Inspection may be arranged depending on machine availability and the fabrication stage. Contact the workshop in advance so the team can confirm whether a completed or similar machine is available for viewing.

Yes. Machinery, moulds, water systems, car shades and other fabricated products can be supplied to clients across Kenya. Transport, installation and site-visit requirements depend on the project location and equipment size.

Delivery can be arranged according to the machine dimensions, weight and destination. The quotation should clearly indicate whether transport is included or charged separately and whether lifting support is needed during offloading.

Yes. Custom fabrication can cover machine capacity, dimensions, mould design, tank size, structural layout and other technical requirements. The project must be reviewed for feasibility, materials, safety and operating conditions.

Selected machinery can be inspected and repaired even when it was supplied by another manufacturer. The team will need the machine details, photographs, fault description and, where necessary, a physical inspection before confirming the repair.

Send the machine name, model where available, clear images, videos of the fault, affected components and a description of what happened. This information helps determine whether an inspection, workshop repair or replacement component is needed.

Installation, assembly, positioning or commissioning support may be available depending on the product. Confirm the scope before ordering so the quotation clearly states the included installation work and site responsibilities.

Yes. A project may include machinery, moulds, storage tanks, material-handling equipment or steel structures. Combining the requirements in one project can improve production planning, site layout and equipment compatibility.

Payment terms depend on the product, fabrication period and project size. The formal quotation should specify the required deposit, balance, accepted payment method and any conditions connected to delivery or installation.

Support may include setup guidance, maintenance advice, inspections, repairs and replacement of selected fabricated components. Confirm the available support for your specific equipment before completing the order.

Yes. Share the product you want to manufacture, expected daily output, available power, workspace and budget. These details help the team compare suitable machine sizes, mould types and production options.

Begin with a written project brief covering scope, location, capacity, dimensions, available drawings, installation needs and target timeline. A scheduled consultation or site visit may then be arranged to confirm technical requirements.