W4W completes challenging rooftop project When the rooftop of a prestigious ten storied apartment block began to pose a serious leakage challenge, the developer needed a contractor who had high…
The board, Management and Staff of W4W Kenya commemorated 14 years of operations in Kenya on 19th May 2022 at the company headquarters at Garden III, Ridgeways Lane (Off Garden…
Madaraka Day ("Internal self rule" or Self-Governance Day) is a national holiday celebrated every 1 June of every year in the Republic of Kenya. It commemorates the day in 1963…
W4W Kenya has partnered with Healing Waters International and One Child to drill a 340m deep replacement borehole at New Life Home Trust (NLHT) Nairobi. NLHT has rescued more than…
Concrete planters can be messy when they are not effectively waterproofed. As plants are routinely hydrated, water passes through the concrete gradually causing moulds, damaging paint work and eventually weakening…
Even though it should be a basic human right, the access to clean, safe and abundant drinking water remains a dream in many arid and semi-arid areas of our country.…
More than 20 artisans drawn from Nakuru County have been trained by Fosroc and W4W on technical aspects and professional application of waterproofing, epoxy and joint sealants. The training which…