How We Turn Your Shillings
Into Generational Wealth

Six pathways to legacy. Choose yours.

NCA 1 Civil Works

This isn't just road works. This is the unshakeable foundation beneath your family's multi-generational compound.

Remember the Thika Superhighway transformation? We were part of that movement. Now we're bringing that same precision to private estates in Kiambu, Kajiado, and beyond.

What you get:

  • Site preparation and earthworks
  • Drainage systems that last decades
  • Road infrastructure within estates
  • Water and sewer line installations
  • Foundation works for residential and commercial

Why it matters: A poorly done foundation will haunt you for 50 years. A Rescom foundation? Your great-grandchildren will inherit it intact.

Estate Development & Building Works

We built Karen compounds before Karen was expensive. Developed Kiambu estates before the world noticed. Now we're doing it in Isinya, Juja, and the next growth corridors.

The Rescom approach:

  • Full architectural design (functional + beautiful)
  • Construction management (zero-surprise timelines)
  • Material sourcing (premium quality, fair pricing)
  • Quality control (every brick, every beam)
  • Handover (not done until you're happy)

Real talk: Building in Kenya can be stressful. Contractors disappear. Budgets balloon. Quality varies. With Rescom, you get American project management standards applied to Kenyan construction. No drama. Just delivery.

Infrastructure Engineering

Roads. Water. Power. The invisible systems that keep wealth alive across generations.

Your estate might have 50 plots today. In 20 years? Maybe 200 homes. Your infrastructure needs to handle that growth. We engineer for the future, not just for now.

Core infrastructure services:

  • Estate road networks (tarmac + murram)
  • Water supply systems and boreholes
  • Sewerage and waste management
  • Electricity distribution networks
  • Security infrastructure (perimeter walls, gates)

Bottom line: Infrastructure determines whether your estate appreciates or depreciates. Rescom ensures it's the former.

Real Estate Equity Fund

This is your exit from the labor economy.

You don't have time to scout land in Kajiado. Negotiate with owners in Kiambu. Manage construction in Juja. You have a job. A career. A life.

So pool your capital with other smart Kenyans. We deploy it. You collect appreciation. Simple.

How it works:

  • Minimum investment: KES 500,000
  • We identify high-potential land parcels
  • Bulk purchase (better pricing + negotiating power)
  • Professional development (roads, water, electricity)
  • Strategic exit (appreciation realized)
  • Returns distributed to investors

Track record: Our 2020 Kiambu fund investors saw 240% returns in 4 years. Not luck. Strategy.

Strategic Land Banking

Land is the original currency. The ultimate store of value. Inflation can't touch it. Devaluation doesn't affect it. It just sits there, appreciating.

The Rescom land banking model:

  • We identify parcels before markets discover them
  • You purchase at today's rates
  • We hold (no pressure to develop immediately)
  • Value compounds as infrastructure arrives
  • You decide: hold, develop, or sell

Example: 2018 Isinya plot – KES 350,000. Same plot today? KES 650,000. And we haven't even developed it yet. That's smart land banking.

Wealth Stewardship & Advisory

You've made money. Good. Now what?

Most Kenyans who get windfalls—bonuses, exits, inheritance—spend it poorly. Nice car. Bigger house they can't afford to maintain. Lifestyle inflation that eats everything.

Rescom's advisory service helps you convert cash into compounding assets.

What we advise on:

  • Real estate portfolio diversification
  • Timing (when to buy, when to hold, when to sell)
  • County-specific opportunities (Kajiado vs. Kiambu vs. Nakuru)
  • Diaspora investment strategies
  • Generational wealth transfer structures

Fee structure: Percentage of assets deployed. We win when you win. That's alignment.

Which Path Will You Choose?

All roads lead to the same place: your family's sovereignty.