Our story
Built on water, built to last.
Metrixpool Construction Co. is a Nigerian water engineering firm turning pools, fountains and water parks into places people remember.
Company profile
A construction company that only builds water.
Founded in Nnewi, Anambra State, Metrixpool Construction Co. specialises in swimming pool construction, renovation and water feature engineering. What began as a small pool maintenance outfit now delivers full-scale residential, commercial and entertainment water projects nationwide.
Our team brings together civil engineers, plumbers, tilers, electricians and water chemistry technicians. Because everything is handled in-house, our clients deal with one accountable partner from first sketch through to routine servicing.
We also operate a supply desk stocking trade-grade pumps, filters, lighting and pool chemicals — the same equipment we specify on our own sites.
14+
Years of experience
287+
Projects completed
96+
Satisfied clients
12+
Cities served
What drives us
Our mission
To deliver world-class swimming pools and water features in Nigeria — engineered to international standards, priced honestly, and supported long after handover.
Our vision
To be West Africa's most trusted name in water construction, known for craftsmanship, safety and water spaces that still perform decades later.
Our values
Do the hidden work properly. Communicate clearly. Finish what we start. Stand behind every project we sign our name to.
Leadership
Engr. Emmanuel C. Chukwumezie
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
A civil engineer by training, Engr. Chukwumezie founded Metrixpool after years on construction sites where water systems were consistently treated as an afterthought. He built the company around a simple conviction: water is structural, technical and emotional all at once, and it deserves specialists.
He personally reviews every design that leaves the studio and still walks major sites during pour week. Under his leadership Metrixpool has delivered projects in twelve cities across Nigeria.
"A pool is not a hole filled with water. It is a building that happens to be full of water — and it should be built like one."