How we scope the work

Storage is planned around demand, pumping hours and the required continuity of supply. Tank elevation, support arrangements, level controls and the interface with distribution pumping need a defined design. Structural works are assessed separately where required.

What to send for a quotation

Daily and peak demand
Tank capacity and elevation
Existing distribution layout
Continuity requirements

What changes the price?

Equipment selection, pipe and cable quantities, site access, transport and the condition of existing components affect the final scope. Confirm VAT, civil works and electrical inclusions in writing. Where further diagnosis or source assessment is needed, agree that scope before selecting replacement equipment.

Testing and handover

Keep the agreed scope boundary, control arrangement, delivery measurements and operator responsibilities.

Choose a complete scope

Ask for a proposal that identifies equipment, quantities, labour and exclusions. The installer should explain the design assumptions and the owner’s responsibilities. Keep the quotation and commissioning record together so future servicing can begin with reliable information.

County enquiries

Enquiries are welcome from all 47 Kenyan counties. Send your exact site pin to confirm attendance, delivery arrangements and scheduling. Our contact base is Kamulu, Nairobi; service coverage does not imply a local branch.

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How do I get a quote for water storage & distribution connections?

Send your county, site pin and the records listed above. We will use your requirements to define the scope and identify any further assessment needed before equipment selection.

Is equipment supply included?

Your written quotation identifies what is supplied, installed and tested. Confirm the exact model, availability, warranty terms, transport and any separate civil or electrical work before ordering.

Water storage & distribution connections in Kenya