YEHANS INTERNATIONAL · ACCRA, GHANA
Road construction, earthworks, drainage, surfacing and rehabilitation for residential developments, commercial sites and wider infrastructure projects. Yehans International plans road works around the site, expected traffic and project requirements.
Yehans International provides road construction services in Ghana for projects that need practical access and dependable connections. Our scope can include new access roads, estate roads, urban routes and larger transportation works, depending on the project requirements.
A residential development and a warehouse serving heavy delivery vehicles need different road arrangements. Road width, turning space, gradients, entrances and pedestrian movement should reflect how the route will be used.
We consider the proposed alignment, surrounding development, existing utilities and construction access. Available surveys, drawings and specifications help define the work and identify issues before site execution begins.
Road performance begins below the finished surface. Site preparation, earthworks and formation levels establish the ground conditions on which the pavement will be built.
Depending on the site, works may involve clearing, excavation, filling, grading and compaction. Unsuitable material, weak ground and water movement need assessment so the construction approach responds to the actual conditions.
Pavement layers and material requirements should follow the project design and expected traffic. A lightly used access road should not automatically receive the same specification as a route carrying frequent heavy vehicles.
Drainage is a central part of road construction in Ghana, where seasonal rainfall can place significant demands on roads and surrounding infrastructure. Water needs a planned route away from the pavement and towards suitable discharge points.
Depending on the project, drainage works can include side drains, channels, culverts and connections to existing systems. Levels and outlets must be coordinated with neighbouring land, entrances and the wider drainage network.
Drainage planning should also consider erosion, sediment and access for cleaning. Building a drain without assessing where the water goes can transfer problems downstream rather than resolve them.
The finished road surface should suit the expected traffic and the supporting pavement structure. Yehans International handles enquiries for asphalt road works, rehabilitation and improvements to existing routes.
Before resurfacing a deteriorated road, it is important to understand the cause of the damage. Potholes, cracking, rutting or standing water may indicate problems with drainage, underlying layers or traffic demands.
The appropriate scope may involve local repairs, drainage improvements, resurfacing or reconstruction. Construction planning should also address access to homes and businesses, utility coordination and movement through or around the work area.
Cost depends on road length and width, ground conditions, pavement design, drainage, materials, access and the scope of work. A meaningful quotation needs project information and may require a site assessment. A general price per kilometre can overlook major differences between sites.
Yes, these enquiries can include internal roads, access routes and associated drainage. Share the development layout, expected vehicle types and available drawings so the road requirements and proposed construction scope can be discussed.
Water can weaken supporting ground and pavement layers or cause erosion. Suitable drainage helps manage runoff, but it must work with road levels, discharge points and ongoing maintenance. It should be planned alongside the road structure.
No. Some roads may benefit from repairs, drainage improvements or resurfacing. Others need deeper rehabilitation. The appropriate approach depends on the extent and cause of deterioration and the condition of the underlying pavement.
Send the site location, approximate road length and width, intended use and available surveys or drawings. Include drainage requirements, existing-road photographs, a bill of quantities if available and your proposed programme.
Based at 75 Boundary Road, American House, East Legon, Accra, Yehans International welcomes road construction and rehabilitation enquiries across Ghana. We work with developers, businesses, property owners and infrastructure project teams to define the required works.
For wider developments, roads should connect with the surrounding buildings, drainage and access arrangements. Share your project information so these interfaces can be considered from the outset.
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Tell us your project location, road dimensions and whether you need new construction, drainage, surfacing or rehabilitation. Include available drawings and specifications to help us understand the scope.
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