Construction logistics / East Africa

Materials moving.
Projects progressing.

From supplier pickup to site delivery, SiteFlow helps construction teams coordinate freight with fewer delays and clearer updates.

Explore our services

Sample routes

Illustrative

Nairobi — Mombasa

Service
Articulated flatbed
Suggested load
Steel & cement
Journey guide
Est. 1–2 days
Example price
KES 72,000 est.

Planning example · Not live availability

Interactive logistics diorama — illustrative scene, not live tracking.

What we coordinate

Built around
the load.

Transport is only one part of getting material to site. SiteFlow puts the movement into a clear, practical delivery plan.

Flatbed lorry carrying palletised cement bags along a highway toward a construction site
PickupTransitSite handover
  • Construction material delivery

    From structural steel to site essentials, help line up the right vehicle, loading plan, and delivery window.

  • Heavy and oversized loads

    Practical planning for awkward, high-volume, and heavy materials that need more than a standard drop-off.

  • Supplier-to-site coordination

    One clear thread between supplier collection, transport planning, and the people receiving materials on site.

  • Regional freight and scheduled routes

    Flexible support for recurring site replenishment and larger movements across illustrative East African lanes.

Clear from the start

Less chasing.
More progress.

Good coordination starts with the real-world details: what is moving, from where, who is receiving it, and what needs to happen around the delivery.

Forklift loading pallets of concrete blocks onto a flatbed truck at a supplier yard
Site-ready coordination
  1. 01

    Share the load

    Tell SiteFlow what is moving and where it needs to go.

  2. 02

    Plan the delivery

    Coordinate pickup, vehicle, route, and site access.

  3. 03

    Keep the site moving

    Receive clear coordination updates through delivery.

Illustrative routes

A clearer view
of the lane.

Example route cards are planning prompts, not live availability, confirmed pricing, or guaranteed delivery windows.

Sample lanes
3
Approx. span
90–480 km
Status
Illustrative

Schematic, not to scale

Sample lane

Nairobi pickupMtito AndeiVoiMombasa site

Nairobi — Mombasa

Long-haul runs for steel, cement and containerised material. Plan driver rest points and port or yard access early.

Typical load
Full loads, containers, steel
Journey guide · sample estimate
Est. 1–2 days · KES 72,000 est.

Illustrative example · Not live availability.

Stacked shipping containers at a freight yard

The practical
difference.

Less handover friction. More useful information at the moments your team needs it.

  • One clear delivery plan

    From supplier release to site handover.

  • Vehicles matched to the load

    Start with the material, not a generic booking.

  • Better coordination between supplier and site

    Keep the moving parts in one practical conversation.

  • Direct updates when plans change

    Coordination information, clearly shared.

Contact

Let’s get it
to site.

Tell us what needs to move. We’ll use this demo form to show how a practical freight conversation can start. A real person, a clearer plan.

  • Pickup and delivery points
  • Material and approximate load size
  • Who receives it on site

Fictional brand experience. No live bookings or guarantees.

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