globalmitch:
Hello house, I need a very neat bricklayer for an urgent renovation work at Yaba. Please who's got a reliable contact?

twinskenny:
0806 793 6084

Do u need an electrician or plumber too?

globalmitch:
Thanks. I'll need a good tiler that does a neat job, any recommendation?

Frankgoz:


Get a water treatment unit close to the well, connect your surface pump to the unit and then from the unit to your storage facility.

globalmitch:
Hello house, I need a very neat bricklayer for an urgent renovation work at Yaba. Please who's got a reliable contact?

IFEBARBIE:

Call Mr Hamzat Isiaka on 08036387008.

bajeen:
Good day all,
My sojourn on NL has encouraged me to muster courage to build an abode, hopefully in max 5 years to come. Architectural plan is completewhat remains is clearance with govt agencies, and work begins InshaAllah. Building location is in Kaduna State.

Salute to Oga Spyder, mufutau, .......

bobkezel:

Truth be told I don't understand anything u said here. You were just vibrating. Bring those terms down to an understandable and simplified term lay people like me can understand.

KolaShangOne:


I think he's trying to tell you that you can actually do the foundation without including the little partitionings.

I have also done this before.

However you have to be very careful to keep the dividing walls to a minimum span. That is, the distance between 2 walls should not exceed say 4 metres. The longer the span , the higher the chances of failure.

Also, you have to be careful when placing your columns and plumbing pipes in the foundation. The measurement has to be accurate

globalmitch:
Thanks. I'll need a good tiler that does a neat job, any recommendation?

boyestic:
Pls how many days after casting the lintel can you start adding blocks and do decking?

segzy14:


You can start laying the blocks the next day after casting the lintel. Remove the woods by the sides but don’t remove the wood under the lintel until after 21days.
Decking work can commence the next day after the block leveling.

KolaShangOne:


Oga, this your roof plan might worry you later.. you can do a review

hagjay:
Good day everyone, I am a recent graduate just concluded service. I studied architecture . (Fut Minna), I'm looking for a job
I will be glad if anyone can recommend me to work with a Firm.
Current Location >>>Rivers state

seborrhic:
Silent follower of this thread and learnt a lot.
Pls house I just discovered something today:went to get items for roofing wood work and had to pay omonile at the 3"communities"or rather 3 major points the truck passed before getting to my site,if not the truck would not be allowed to pass.
I know of foundation levy,roofing and fencing levy,but am experiencing this for the first time.
Also had to pay Carpenters union 5k before they would allow my roofer to work,though he came from outside Lagos.
Pls is this the norm now in Lagos or has it been like that for sometime?

seborrhic:
Silent follower of this thread and learnt a lot.
Pls house I just discovered something today:went to get items for roofing wood work and had to pay omonile at the 3"communities"or rather 3 major points the truck passed before getting to my site,if not the truck would not be allowed to pass.
I know of foundation levy,roofing and fencing levy,but am experiencing this for the first time.
Also had to pay Carpenters union 5k before they would allow my roofer to work,though he came from outside Lagos.
Pls is this the norm now in Lagos or has it been like that for sometime?

seborrhic:
Silent follower of this thread and learnt a lot.
Pls house I just discovered something today:went to get items for roofing wood work and had to pay omonile at the 3"communities"or rather 3 major points the truck passed before getting to my site,if not the truck would not be allowed to pass.
I know of foundation levy,roofing and fencing levy,but am experiencing this for the first time.
Also had to pay Carpenters union 5k before they would allow my roofer to work,though he came from outside Lagos.
Pls is this the norm now in Lagos or has it been like that for sometime?

Adanairaland:



Hearing this for the first time

Adedward:
sir,that is what they are doing sir, there some part of Lagos, they collect money like mad. Like ajah badore side they collect more than 5 places from me before getting to site, those are the problems we are facing in this country,

seborrhic:
Silent follower of this thread and learnt a lot.
Pls house I just discovered something today:went to get items for roofing wood work and had to pay omonile at the 3"communities"or rather 3 major points the truck passed before getting to my site,if not the truck would not be allowed to pass.
I know of foundation levy,roofing and fencing levy,but am experiencing this for the first time.
Also had to pay Carpenters union 5k before they would allow my roofer to work,though he came from outside Lagos.
Pls is this the norm now in Lagos or has it been like that for sometime?

segzy14:


It has been like this.

Tammynator:
Gurus in the house, I have a question that has been bugging my mind for a while now.
Sirs/mas, if I'm going to do a DPC ( pour concrete on a DPM), why then should I bother myself with all the partitions during the excavation of the foundation? Why not just get the external diameter, and make some partitions and leave the rest? For instance, instead of digging toilet, ante room, parlour dining, kitchen, store, all the rooms, etc. Why not just a selected few out of all those and then, do the full partitioning after the DPC has been done. I hope I'm understood. Thanks.

abbeyboy2o15:
Hello, please do you have an ideal how much is going to cost to fence an half plot of land in ibadan.

seborrhic:
Silent follower of this thread and learnt a lot.
Pls house I just discovered something today:went to get items for roofing wood work and had to pay omonile at the 3"communities"or rather 3 major points the truck passed before getting to my site,if not the truck would not be allowed to pass.
I know of foundation levy,roofing and fencing levy,but am experiencing this for the first time.
Also had to pay Carpenters union 5k before they would allow my roofer to work,though he came from outside Lagos.
Pls is this the norm now in Lagos or has it been like that for sometime?

Rubbiish:

Have u done msc?