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Saunas and plunge tubs for Karen's large garden plots: level ground, mature shade, three-phase supply and room…
Read more →Muthaiga is old Nairobi: large established houses, many of them diplomatic or corporate residences held on leases rather than owned.

When the occupant is an organisation rather than an owner, the questions are who owns the installation at the end of the lease and whether it can be removed without making good. We build a demountable specification — bolted frame, a single service connection point, nothing chased into the structure.
Handover documentation matters more here too: facilities teams want an operating manual, a service schedule and a named contact, and we provide all three.
Some of these houses have electrical installations that predate anything we would want to hang a 9 kW heater on. We survey the board before promising a heater size, and occasionally the honest answer is a smaller cabin rather than an upgrade.
The gardens here are the oldest in Nairobi and the shade is exceptional. Siting a plunge under an established tree does more for its running cost than any equipment decision.
Yes — that is the standard specification here. Bolted frame, one service point, no structural chasing.
Yes, with formal quotation, phased invoicing and the documentation a procurement team needs.

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