Cote-Rite Contractors

Established in 1979, Cote-Rite Contractors has been a market leader in the application of various Waterproofing, Flooring and Concrete Repair systems. With a vast knowledge of materials, systems and the built environment, Cote-Rite Contractors has managed to secure market-leading international suppliers and to become recommended applicators with th... ese organisations. Being one of the original coatings, waterproofing and sealant applicators in South Africa, Cote-Rite Contractors has managed to forge lasting relationships with Big Industry, as well as the Construction & Civils fraternity alike. Return business is common practice, with transparency, integrity and a competitive outlook at the forefront of the company's success. Originally drawing steam from the Waterproofing Segment, Director, Patrick Catherine continually updated the business model, adjusting systems and looking for new ways to deliver the highest quality product, at the most reasonable price, in the shortest period. This philosophy indirectly innovated the market and created a healthy, competitive environment where the client receives exactly what they pay for, and more! Born from a view on Waterproofing and Sealing buildings, structures and dwellings, a natural migration towards Flooring, Concrete Repair and Sealants was inevitable. In an effort to enhance himself within the industry, and to stay with the latest trends, Patrick served on such bodies as: The Waterproofing Federation of South Africa, Building Industries Federation of South Africa and the Master Builders Association. Operating initially from Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, Cote-Rite Contractors paved the way for the development and enhancement of certain systems which are synonymous with the harsh climatic conditions found in the Eastern Cape. Extending further into South Africa, successful projects have been completed as far as Cape Town in the Western Cape, to Naboomspruit in Limpopo, from Kimberley in the Northern Cape, to Port St Johns in the Eastern Cape. ...Read More