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Sectors we serve

Corporate, institutional and hospitality façades across 8 sectors.

Banking & Finance Façades, Airport City

Cladding for bank headquarters and finance towers in Airport City and across Accra — prestige, fire-safe, low-maintenance façades. How to choose: natural stone veneer, porcelain ceramic ventilated and A2-core ACP, specified to EN 13501-1 fire and EN 14411. Cladding Ghana, since 1983.
Education & Campus Façades, East Legon

Cladding for schools, universities and campuses in East Legon and across Accra — vandal-resistant, low-maintenance, value-led ventilated façades. How to choose: HPL with a fire-retardant grade, fibre-cement and A2-core ACP, specified to EN 13501-1 fire. Cladding Ghana, since 1983.
Embassy & Diplomatic Façades — Cantonments

Cladding Ghana specifies and installs façade systems for embassies and diplomatic buildings in Cantonments — non-combustible, secure rainscreens that carry diplomatic gravitas and survive Accra's coastal climate for decades. Substrate-led advice, named fire classes, on-survey costing. Since 1983.
Government Façades — Accra

Cladding Ghana specifies and installs façade systems for government and ministerial buildings across Accra — non-combustible, ventilated rainscreens chosen for gravitas, security and a service life measured in decades. Substrate-led advice, named fire classes, on-survey costing. Since 1983.
Healthcare & Hospital Façades, Accra

Cladding for hospitals and healthcare buildings in Accra — non-combustible, hygienic, low-maintenance ventilated façades. How to choose the right system: porcelain ceramic ventilated, fibre-cement and A2-core ACP, specified to EN 13501-1 fire and EN 14411. Cladding Ghana, since 1983.
Hotel & Hospitality Façades — Accra

Cladding Ghana designs and installs façade systems for hotels and hospitality buildings across Accra — statement rainscreens that carry a brand on the skyline yet survive Accra's sun, salt and humidity. Substrate-led advice, named fire classes, on-survey costing. Since 1983.
Industrial & Warehouse Façades — Tema

Cladding Ghana specifies and installs façade systems for industrial and warehouse buildings around Tema — durable, fast-to-erect rainscreens engineered for large elevations, tight programmes and the coastal industrial climate. Substrate-led advice, named fire classes, on-survey costing. Since 1983.
Multinational HQ Façades, Accra

Cladding for multinational headquarters and corporate towers in Accra — brand-grade, fire-safe, low-maintenance façades. How to choose: A2-core ACP, porcelain ceramic ventilated and natural stone veneer, specified to EN 13501-1 fire and EN 14411. Cladding Ghana, since 1983.

Specification-grade services

Premium installation across the full institutional brief.

Aluminum Composite Cladding

Aluminum composite cladding (ACP/ACM) as a façade substrate choice for Ghana — what the core (PE, FR, A2) means, how it performs against EN 13501-1, ASTM E283/E331/E330, where it fits versus other claddings, and honest cost. Cladding Ghana, since 1983.

Types of Cladding Compared — Ghana Guide

Which cladding should you choose? An honest Ghana comparison of every system — ACP (PE/FR/A2 fire cores), ceramic & porcelain ventilated, terracotta rainscreen, HPL, fibre-cement, natural stone veneer, zinc/copper standing-seam and WPC/timber — with a side-by-side look/durability/fire/cost table and how to choose by climate, fire requirement, budget and building type. Cladding Ghana, since 1983.

Ceramic Ventilated Facade

A ceramic / porcelain ventilated rainscreen façade for Ghana — large-format porcelain to EN 14411, a back-ventilated cavity, mechanical fixing, and durability in the tropical climate. How it compares with ACP and when to choose it. Cladding Ghana, since 1983.

Terracotta Rain-Screen

Terracotta rain-screen cladding for Ghana — natural fired-clay baguettes and tiles on a back-ventilated cavity, mechanically fixed to an engineered sub-frame. How the system works, how it weathers, the colour and texture range, and what it costs on survey. Cladding Ghana, since 1983.

Stone-Veneer Cladding

Natural stone veneer cladding for Ghana — granite, sandstone and slate veneer mechanically anchored and adhered to feature façades, entrances and plinths, engineered as a system for weathering and durability and handed over in writing. Cladding Ghana, since 1983.

HPL (High-Pressure Laminate) Cladding

Compact HPL (high-pressure laminate) cladding for Ghana — dense, through-coloured laminate panels mechanically fixed on a ventilated sub-frame. How HPL works, the honest fire-class question, the colour and woodgrain range, durability and what it costs on survey. Cladding Ghana, since 1983.

How we work

A 7-step process built for institutional procurement.

Free Site Survey

Every brief starts with a free on-site survey by a named Project Office member. We never quote on phone-only briefings — the survey calibrates substrate, traffic, and specification.
Custom Specification

Material selection, system design, and finish standard documented per project — calibrated to procurement, FM, and architectural teams.
Written Quote

Itemised, scope-defined, and timeline-bound. Issued in writing alongside the warranty terms specific to the service category.
Mobilization

Materials sourced and logistics coordinated by the Project Office. Site protection plan signed off before crew arrives.
Execution

Crew arrives under named-supervisor leadership. You receive milestone updates at: kickoff · mobilization · 50% complete · QA pass · handover.
Quality Assurance

Independent QA against the written specification — flatness, finish, chemistry, anti-static where required. Results documented in the handover pack.
Handover & Warranty

Site walk-through with the Project Office member who owned the project end-to-end. Written warranty issued; client receives the full handover pack.

Selected projects

Recent façades for corporate facilities, hotels and signature residences.

Financial institution · Airport City, Accra · Ghana

Ceramic Ventilated Façade — Financial-Sector Headquarters, Airport City

A ceramic ventilated façade delivered for a banking-sector headquarters — fire class named in writing, sub-frame engineered to survey, multi-stage QC through to written acceptance.

Corporate facility · Ridge, Accra · Ghana

Aluminium Composite Façade — Corporate Tower, Ridge

An A2-core aluminium composite façade for a multi-storey corporate tower — panel layout coordinated with the architect, phased installation, written handover.

Educational institution · East Legon, Accra · Ghana

HPL Cladding — Educational Campus, East Legon

Fire-rated HPL cladding across a campus of teaching buildings — durable, low-maintenance panels installed on a ventilated cavity, delivered around the academic calendar.

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