Firm reassures customers of timely quality project delivery

Following the recent allegation levied against Landwey that the company reportedly failed to deliver a property 21 months after receiving full payment, the firm has reassured customers of its commitment to the delivery of quality homes.

In a statement, the Chief Operating Officer, Seun Eyitayo, said: “It is quite distressing that we are now seeing shortages of competent local talents at the different levels of development in construction coupled with all the current economic realities, which invariably slow down the pace of work. We realise how valuable time is in our industry as it often translates to monetary value. However, we hope our clients remain understanding as we overcome these challenges.

“Though, the publication mentioned delays in delivery of projects, it fails to highlight industry-wide challenges such as contractor’s time management, economic restrictions and fluctuating foreign exchange that now affects the procurement of construction materials inevitably affecting the timelines of developments.”

The organisation stated that all projects would be completed in a timely manner despite the adverse conditions in the industry.

The firm also said it had maintained routine communication with stakeholders along with periodic updates to prevent a gap that could easily be misconstrued.

Landwey assured that the delivery delay concerns raised would be addressed accordingly, as the company now tackles a series of backlogs, sadly, caused by the adverse impact of the COVID- 19 pandemic.

“The international standards that Landwey brings to all its developments can be seen in projects such as the Millenial Town, The Apartment, The Urban Prime Projects, The Milton Estate and many others as a proven testament among others,” the COO observed.

She said the brand remains resolute in enacting its values of excellence, accountability, transparency and integrity, while striving to reflect these principles at all stages of their offerings.