soakedaok:
HELLO PLEASE I NEED AN ENGINEER THAT CAN HELP ME BUILD MY HOUSE IN AJAH

davodyguy:

Just an estimate here would do.

We can contact you when we get to that level. This is general thread that I saw your beautiful work and may like to do same in the same neighborhood.

misterditto:
I need a architectural design for 10 self contained room with good hostel amenities and estimated cost of the project... Thanks Nairalanders

KolaShangOne:


Give the length and breadth, the height you want and the type of covering (Longspan, Steptiles, Metcoppo or Stone coated tiles).

I will send you the estimate within few minutes.

ChiefSupplier55:
My good people Una good evening ooo

money121:

Ok i will screenshot the Quotation for this building it more than 3yrs and post the current price of the roofing sheet

The thread that i posted it then >> https://www.nairaland.com/3364135/roofing-sheets-cost-various-types/13

We now sell the Shingle for 2,500persqm instead of #3,100 the client Bought then

Sosqui:
Good morning,

For those in Lagos.

Below is for our guide:

20 tons of sharp sand - N28,000 to N40,000 (depending on your location). Ajah is N28,000.

1 ton of 16mm iron rod is N190,000 to N195,000 (same with 1 ton of 12mm)

100 bags upward of Dangote Cement is N2,550 (inclusive of delivery). Some areas might be N2,600.

I will keep updating us

Do your due diligence.

Thank you

ChiefSupplier55:
My good people Una good evening ooo

ChiefSupplier55:
My good people Una good evening ooo

davodyguy:
Hello guys.
Sadyfacts and other gurus in the house.

I got the attached quote, kindly help review.

I'm open to suggestions and will go for the best with the most affordable cost.

Soil test says 26m deep
Structural drawings says 23 pile points.

Just to do piling it's ₦5m.
What about pile cap?
What about rafting the foundation along the pile cap?

To build in water logged area is gbese óò.

Foundation alone could cost close to ₦15m.

Kindly help review, as the drillers suggested using sacks in place of steel casing just to save cost.

Thanks

tkdrafter:


Contact Dennis3D, he is a very honest guy and his work is great.
I’ll recommend him as he is currently handling my project

davodyguy:

Many thanks for this.

Means price has come down.

Ope oo

Tjutt:


Lovely door... How much is this Door?

Tjutt:


How much is granite and can you supply?

davodyguy:
Hello guys.
Sadyfacts and other gurus in the house.

I got the attached quote, kindly help review.

I'm open to suggestions and will go for the best with the most affordable cost.

Soil test says 26m deep
Structural drawings says 23 pile points.

Just to do piling it's ₦5m.
What about pile cap?
What about rafting the foundation along the pile cap?

To build in water logged area is gbese óò.

Foundation alone could cost close to ₦15m.

Kindly help review, as the drillers suggested using sacks in place of steel casing just to save cost.

Thanks

Sosqui:

Hello,
To be sincere with you, this is quite outrageous.
I had a similar experience. First, they confused me with the soil test and put me in a panic mode. Thank God, I met a former classmate who recommended I do the test again. To my greatest surprise, 28m turned to 8m. Did the soil test again, it was still 8m. The pile foundation was done for slightly less than N2mm.
My advice, go to Alausa (if you are in Lagos) and let them recommend someone to do the test for you. It will cost you between 70k to 90k (for personal use and not government use).
For the sharp sand, the prize is between N28,000 to N40,000 and 1 ton of 16mm is N190k to N195k. On the quantity, I will try and do a tutorial on how you can do the calculation yourself.
Have a good night rest.

davodyguy:

Thanks for your input.

₦5million is even enough to do a 4 bedroom bungalow to carcass level in Ikorodu, but ₦10m can't even finish a foundation in my case, talkless of laying blocks to lintel level

Bankyshinani:

please,can you help with the quotation for this dimensions... building of 12.2m by 9.2m and I want a height of 10ft and longspan aluminium....thanks
you can post it here

Adedward:
call me to this no, 08135810794, (ADEDWARD) I will supply u sir, thanks

rotecch77:



Yes it’s called cast in-situ or semi cast in-situ.

We usually used already made steel formwork

.*This will eliminate the used of wood as formwork which will cost you a lot of money to do I.e cost of plank, cost of capenter, time etc.

* it’s also lighter in weight than the regular cast In-Situ one
* it required lesser materials like granite, shape sand, cement, reinforcement etc.
*it also fast to construct.
*it doesn’t requires plastering as the regular one, this also safe a lot of money.

Finally its about 40pec lesser than the regular cast in-situ.

08066619493

ArcToyin:


Are you a seller or where can I get 0.45 at 1150?

Tonysaint01:
Good evening good folks of this thread I greet you all.
I learnt I can solve the problem am having with the finishing of my building here.
I have a building I ask my cousin brother and an engineer to help me build because am nt with the country. since abt a year plus nw yet it nt yet completed, have been sending miloins and miloins naira still yet they ar still telling me stories collecting more money from me bt thank God atlist they AR in the finishing stage nw they AR in tiling, toilet, bathroom and kitchen accessories installation stage, Bt I have decided to come and finish the building my self so am within the county nw.

So I need somebody trustworthy that can supply me some of those( tiles, toilet, bathroom and kitchen accessories)
Pls drop you contact I will huk you up probably on whatsapp

davodyguy:
Hello guys.
Sadyfacts and other gurus in the house.

I got the attached quote, kindly help review.

I'm open to suggestions and will go for the best with the most affordable cost.

Soil test says 26m deep
Structural drawings says 23 pile points.

Just to do piling it's ₦5m.
What about pile cap?
What about rafting the foundation along the pile cap?

To build in water logged area is gbese óò.

Foundation alone could cost close to ₦15m.

Kindly help review, as the drillers suggested using sacks in place of steel casing just to save cost.

Thanks

Theenchanter2:
Gurus in the house. Pls, we want to renovate our house, its an old bungalow built with solid blocks, the house is low and we want to add 2 coaches of blocks to make it higher but it seems the house has no lintel and columns. Though the building doesn't have much cracks around d windows and doors.

Can we go ahead and add 2 coaches of 9" blocks? Ur response will be appreciated.

Thanks.