Meet Isaac. He's Placed More Structural Steel Than Most Foremen.
Isaac started as a construction student at the Technical University of Kenya, but financial challenges forced him to pause his education. Instead of giving up, he joined the towing industry as an assistant—learning to secure loads, navigate challenging sites, and coordinate complex lifts.
He worked his way up. Assistant. Operator. Supervisor. Manager.
Over the years, Isaac has overseen thousands of lifts—from small equipment placements to large structural steel installations. His construction background means he understands load calculations, center of gravity, and site constraints. He knows what can go wrong and how to prevent it.
He went back to TU-K and finished his construction degree. Then he worked on a major government infrastructure project with a Chinese construction company.
Then he built Archer's Towing.
"I've placed beams on high-rise buildings, installed machinery in factories, and positioned pre-cast panels on tight urban sites. Every lift is different—but the principles are the same: plan carefully, use the right equipment, and execute with precision. That's what professional crane services look like."
— Isaac, Founder, Archer's Towing
