Earth Friendly Earthen Floors: Affordable, Healthy, and Sustainable Homes in Uganda
Many rural homes in Uganda still have dusty dirt floors. These floors can cause health problems, attract pests, and make […]
Affordable and Sustainable Building Materials in Uganda: 2025 Guide
In Uganda’s fast-growing construction industry, building materials are no longer just about strength and durability they’re also about affordability, environmental
Uganda Buildcon International Expo 2025: Everything You Need to Know
The Uganda Buildcon International Expo 2025 has taken Kampala by storm, establishing itself as East Africa’s premier building and construction
Construction Jobs in Uganda – Build Your Career with Smeaton Constructions
The construction industry in Uganda is booming, offering a range of construction job opportunities from masonry and carpentry to project
Why Prefab & Solar-Powered Homes Are the Future of Construction in Uganda
Uganda’s construction industry is changing faster than ever. With urban areas expanding, energy costs rising, and the demand for affordable
Affordable House Construction in Uganda – 2025 Detailed Guide
Affordable house construction in Uganda means creating a durable, beautiful home without unnecessary expenses. By making smart choices around materials,
Construction Companies in Uganda
Uganda’s built environment is growing fast from new residential estates and commercial hubs to roads, schools and energy projects. Whether
How the Kampala–Mpigi Expressway Is Revolutionizing Infrastructure & Development in Uganda
The Kampala–Mpigi Expressway (also known as the Busega–Mpigi Expressway) isn’t just another stretch of tarmac — it’s a transformative national
Construction Companies in Uganda 2025
Explore the top construction companies in Uganda for 2025, starting with Smeaton Constructions delivering piling, housing, and architectural projects across
Why Foundation Piling Matters for Kampala’s Soil Conditions
If you’re planning to build in Kampala, there’s one structural decision that will determine the safety, longevity, and cost-efficiency of