More Work updates from site to come today...

Blocks are ongoing as well as colum and Lintel reinforcement works.

See updates below.

the ceiling tall and high o..............

well done

ricki:
the ceiling tall and high o..............

well done

Yes sir. It is. Exactly as the client wants it.

Good morning Sir

More pictorial Work update
We are already at Lintel level and taking leveling now. We are also forming the upper floor Colums as well

Let's flash you back to our goal.
We are still on course. Stay tuned with us.

Colum and Lintel Works ongoing

Work update on the concrete work and now leveling the first floor before we commence concrete facial works

Leveling works still ongoing.
A view of different angles of the building images below.

We are immediately greeting set for the concrete facial works.

We have started the concrete facial works here.
The Carpentry aspect is already ongoing as we speak.

Construction Updates on the Concrete Facial Formwork

Parapet work update

We were able to start up the parapet concrete works.

We are wrapping up the parapet work

Good evening All

43 Bags of Cement was used for the parapet works alone....

20 Tons of Granite.

15 Tons of sand.

Good evening all

Good morning Viewers.
We are preparing for roofing Carcass now.

Good morning Viewers

We are preparing for roofing Carcass and covering together. So stay tuned here

Front view

Paid a short visit to the site today.

Here are some of the updates of what we can see on site.

Grass is growing around everywhere because of rainfall no site activity.


Meanwhile our parapet works here is showing off itself. Cool as it is and as it looks. Durable as it should.

Good morning all.
Wishing you a happy new week ahead

Good morning all.
Wishing you a happy new week ahead.

Good morning Viewers

Piping and wiring estimates of this project are equally being sorted out... At the moment...

We have got window estimates.

Ranging from 1.75 - 2.2m on average from 3 different window and aluminum guys if which two are resident vendors here in Nairaland.

We are currently reviewing all these with clients while we are awaiting for the roofing wood work and sheet to complete the Carcass

Thanks for all the updates. The interested minds are still following. Good work Sir.

Hajji M.

mufutau55:
Thanks for all the updates. The interested minds are still following. Good work Sir.

Hajji M.

Thanks sir.
We ain't relenting regardless.
Because we are keep track for future record purposes and references for whoever is interested in making use of such information as a benchmark for future projects

Dennis3D:
Piping and wiring estimates of this project are equally being sorted out... At the moment...

We have got window estimates.

Ranging from 1.75 - 2.2m on average from 3 different window and aluminum guys if which two are resident vendors here in Nairaland.@ bold Not bad mine double that

We are currently reviewing all these with clients while we are awaiting for the roofing wood work and sheet to complete the Carcass

Many of this aluminum guys are useless. Imagine paying %99.2 of total sum up front. Still delaying the job, and telling all kinds promise stories not complete the job @ stipulated time.

kopell:
Many of this aluminum guys are useless. Imagine paying %99.2 of total sum up front. Still delaying the job, and telling all kinds promise stories not complete the job @ stipulated time.

Woww. That will be unacceptable I must say If you pay up to 99% upfront. There is no reason why the person shouldn't deliver o.

Delays can only be found when the payment is in installment and bits of which that's not the best option though.

I wonder what might have caused that delay because you have paid almost everything. He shouldn't delay.

What was his reason sir?

Dennis3D:


Woww. That will be unacceptable I must say If you pay up to 99% upfront. There is no reason why the person shouldn't deliver o.

Delays can only be found when the payment is in installment and bits of which that's not the best option though.

I wonder what might have caused that delay because you have paid almost everything. He shouldn't delay.

What was his reason sir?

Broking glass on the way to site, waiting for replacement. Workers want break all kinds of senseless excuses.

kopell:
Broken glasses on the way to site, waiting for replacement. Workers want break all kinds of senseless excuses.

How does ppl like this want you to recommend them to another Client? I will always make a note of their behavious.

Hajji M.

kopell:
Broking glass on the way to site, waiting for replacement. Workers want break all kinds of senseless excuses.

That shouldn't be much of an excuse to a client.
What a client expect is job delivery.

Over the years what a client always expect after they have paid for their job is delivery and not excuses. Unless it's something beyond your control like an act of god then a client is expected to reason along with the vendor.

But in this case, going on subtle break and all those glass damage excuses Is a combination of points that in this case a client doesn't want to head unless proper communication in the process is established.

A broken Glass for instance is one of the risks of window guys nightmare but I feel they should be aware of that before they commence their window work logistics and movement to and fro from location of purchase to site.