Our projects
Completed Al Makan work — real jobs, real locations, our own photographs.
This page is deliberately empty
We will not fill a projects page with stock photographs or invented client names. The previous Al Makan website did exactly that — every image on it came from a stock library — and for a fabrication contractor that is the fastest way to lose a serious enquiry.
The page, the filters, the card layout and the project template are all built and working. The moment Al Makan supplies photographs and job details, real projects appear here.
What we need per project
- One wide shotThe finished work in its setting — enough of the building to give it context.
- Two or three detailsJunctions, edges, hardware, a corner. The details are what prove the workmanship.
- One during installationWork in progress photos are often the most persuasive thing on a contractor’s site.
- The team on sitePeople in the frame make a project real in a way an empty room never does.
Plus the location, roughly when it was done, and what the job involved. A phone camera in daylight is genuinely good enough.
Want to see work like yours?
Tell us what you are planning and we will talk you through comparable jobs we have done, including what went wrong on them and how it was solved.