Jobs

Come and work here

Fourteen people, a workshop in Adenta and enough work booked to the end of the year. If you are good and you turn up, this is a decent place to spend a decade.

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What you get

Why people stay here

Four people here have been with us more than eight years, in a trade where a year is normal. This is the whole of the reason, with nothing dressed up.

Two of the crew working on a timber structure on site

Paid on the last Friday, always

Monthly, on time, thirteen years running. Overtime at time and a half and paid in the same month it was worked.

Employed, not day-hired

A contract, SSNIT contributions and paid leave. We do not run a pool of casual labour and never have.

Tools that work

Company tools, replaced when they fail rather than when the budget allows. Personal hand tools are yours and we contribute to them.

Trained on our time

Two apprentices a year through the workshop, and anybody who wants a certificate gets the fees and the day off to sit it.

Open now

Four jobs, with the money on them

Ring the office or come to the workshop in Adenta on a Saturday morning with your tools. We would rather watch somebody work for an hour than read a CV.

Bench joiner

Workshop, Adenta

GH₵ 3,800 – 4,600 a month

Wardrobes, doors and staircases, mostly in ply and odum. You will be cutting to Kwabena's setting-out and fitting your own work on site about one week in four.

Apply

Tiler

Sites across Greater Accra

GH₵ 3,400 – 4,200 a month

Floors and walls, mostly bathrooms and kitchens. Tanking experience matters more to us than speed; we will train you on it if you have not done it.

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Site supervisor

Sites across Greater Accra

GH₵ 5,500 – 7,000 a month

Running one whole-house job at a time, on site every morning, with a programme and a client to keep informed. A trade background matters more than a qualification.

Apply

Apprentice, carpentry

Workshop, Adenta

GH₵ 1,400 a month, rising

Two places a year, three years, ending in a certificate we pay for. No experience needed and no fee to join — if anybody asks you for one, it is not us.

Apply

Nothing here that fits? Write anyway. We keep good people's numbers and ring them when something opens.

jobs@abode.com.gh
Two of the crew cutting timber at a bench in the yard

What people say

Trusted by people who live here

They took the kitchen out on a Monday and we were cooking in it three weeks later, on the day they said. The price at the end was the price on the first page.

Akosua Mensimah, whose kitchen was rebuilt in East Legon

Akosua Mensimah

East Legon

We had two builders quote before them and both were cheaper. Both also wanted half the money up front. Abode took a third, showed us the schedule, and never asked for more.

Kojo Anane, whose family home in Cantonments was renovated

Kojo Anane

Cantonments

I let four flats and I have used them on all of them. What I pay for is not the tiling — it is that I get one call a week and I never have to go and stand there myself.

Mansa Owusu, a landlord in Airport Residential

Mansa Owusu

Airport Residential

The old bathroom leaked into the room below every rainy season for six years. They stripped it to the block, tanked it and re-tiled. Two rainy seasons now, nothing.

Eric Tetteh, whose bathroom was refitted in Tema

Eric Tetteh

Tema Community 25

We lived in the house the whole time with a two-year-old. Every evening the site was swept and the doors were on. That sounds small until you have had builders who did neither.

Serwaa Boateng, whose house in Adenta was renovated throughout

Serwaa Boateng

Adenta

The rewire found things in that house that frightened me. They stopped, called me, showed me, and gave me a price to fix it before touching anything. That is all I wanted.

Samuel Mensah, whose family house in Osu was rewired

Samuel Mensah

Osu

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