In the bustling city of Lagos, where rapid urbanization and environmental challenges often impact water quality, ensuring access to clean, safe drinking water is more than a convenience—it’s a necessity for protecting your family’s health. At Naki Services Limited, we’ve seen firsthand how poor water quality can lead to health issues, increased utility costs, and unnecessary stress for homeowners.
Lagos’s growing population and urban development have strained traditional water sources, making boreholes a popular alternative. A well-drilled borehole can provide consistent access to groundwater, reducing dependency on erratic public supplies or expensive tanker deliveries. However, success depends on proper site selection, drilling techniques, and maintenance. Poorly executed projects can lead to low yield, contamination, or structural failures, costing thousands in repairs.
Lagos’s weather patterns—intense sun, heavy rainfall, and dust from urban environments—accelerate pool degradation. Without regular maintenance, pools can develop imbalances in pH levels (ideally 7.2-7.8), leading to cloudy water, skin irritation, or costly repairs. Contaminants from Saharan dust or nearby construction can clog filters, while power fluctuations risk pump burnout. Professional maintenance not only preserves water quality but also complies with health regulations, preventing outbreaks of waterborne illnesses.
