Materials to finishing
The same team sources the finishes, moves them from origin and installs them on site. The material register and the finishing programme are one document.
Divisions
Two disciplines. One accountable team.
Crest works in two worlds that usually sit apart: moving materials and equipment, and building the places they arrive at. We keep both under one plan because our clients are usually managing both.
The shared advantage
One team can hold the inbound shipment, the site compound and the construction programme. Fewer interfaces, fewer handover gaps.
Talk through a scope
01 / Division
Crest Solutions LtdThings that stand.
Crest Construction takes on residential, commercial, fit-out and finishing works where the site is complex, the programme is tight and the client needs one team from survey to close-out. We build and finish with the end of the asset in mind: maintainable, documented and ready to use.
- Residential apartments
- New-build apartments and residential finishing from structure to handover.
- Commercial and retail fit-out
- Shopfronts, restaurants, offices and market spaces, finished to the tenant's brief.
- Construction finishing
- Joinery, partitions, ceilings, tiling, painting and final fixtures.
- Civil works and earthworks
- Site clearance, cut and fill, drainage, access and ground improvement.
- Structural frames and envelopes
- Reinforced concrete, steel and masonry structures, waterproofing and cladding.
- Infrastructure and external works
- Roads, parking, retaining walls, utilities and landscaping.
- Project management
- Programme control, procurement, inspections, snagging and handover files.
- Start-to-finish delivery
- One team from material sourcing and site preparation through to finishing and close-out.
02 / Division
Crest Solutions LtdThings that arrive.
Crest Logistics moves cargo, construction materials and project equipment from origin markets in Dubai, China and beyond to sites across East Africa. We plan the route, hold the documentation, manage the carriers and stay on the movement until it is closed out.
- Origin sourcing and consolidation
- Supplier coordination, quality checks and consolidated shipments from Dubai, China and other markets.
- Freight forwarding and customs
- Sea, air and road freight, documentation and clearance into Rwanda.
- Project cargo and heavy lift
- Abnormal loads, route surveys, permits, escorts and site reception.
- Construction materials supply
- Cement, steel, finishes, fittings and specialist materials, scheduled to site.
- Equipment sourcing and mobilisation
- Plant, tools and specialist equipment moved from origin to site.
- Warehousing and distribution
- Bonded and open storage, inventory control, pick-and-pack and regional replenishment.
- Last-mile and site delivery
- Delivery windows, offloading and proof of receipt tied to the construction programme.
- Supplier and site coordination
- Order tracking, call-off schedules and one material register across the programme.
Where the two meet
The work that needs both.
Some scopes do not fit neatly into one division. A remote site needs a compound before it needs a crane. A retail fit-out needs a build and a material call-off in the same week. These are the engagements where one lead matters most.
Residential delivery
Apartments from structure to handover, including imported fittings, joinery and final finishes.
Commercial fit-out
Retail and market spaces finished while the building is live, with deliveries planned around trading hours.
Shared scopes are planned against one budget, one schedule and one close-out file. The client does not manage the seam between the divisions.