NaijaNaWaa:


Thanks. Any idea of reputable building contractors in that area or elsewhere?

What's the location of the proposed site . Call or What'sapp me on 08065743679.

What's the location of the proposed site . Call or What'sapp me on 08065743679.

I think is best, you go for a reputable Construction firm. For the structural works, after the building carcass you can decide your suitable method for the finishing job. Going for a lump sum contract will be really expensive considering price fluctuations.
I hope I answered your questions

petikal:
OK, here's a question.

Why don't we build with treated/insulated hardwood in Nigeria? You know, a house where the exterior walls can be blocks/concrete, but the interior/room dividers would be wood? Think of the freedom and cost-reduction in running electrical wires/pipes, plumbing, and even future reconstruction/expansion.

My high school in Abia built in 1929 has residential buildings built entirely of wood, and some still look good!

For wall partitioning, blockwork is far less expensive. Considering this wood dividers has to be in 2 layers to achieve insulation. Even with one layer division, blockwork is cheaper.
Wood decking is far less expensive, but you have to consider noise cancellation and durability.

Okay

Nice

All are good