In a bit of appreciation for the time and love from our followers. We want to say in a special way. Thank you for following up with us on a regular basis. We will always be on our toes for you all and work efficiently to provide good works for our dear clients.


Thank you all as we wish you an amazing 2022...

We welcome you once again
We are now back to site...
Ground Preparation is almost complete...
A land that was so wet..
Ramming soon...

1.2m height ground beam rings done and ready for use. We are doing preparations way ahead of the task start up date.

We are working to get this up to roofing March Ending... 2022 Latest First week of April

We are now taking delivery of more materials for start up now... Fence block work is starting immediately. 1000 blocks purchased for that now for the stretch of fence we are focusing on..

Sharp Sand delivery, Granite and more irons...

We are currently buying a ton of iron TMT for 435K now. On site now we have 3 tons of 16mm, 2 Tons of 12mm and 1 and half ton of 10mm fora start.

400 Bags of Cement, delivered now on site as well for a start... Let's see how far we can go with this before we restock...

We have commenced works on the fence today as well as setting out of the main building...

Setting out of the main building done...

Doing formwork for Blinding Works now...

Setting out and foundation Blinding ongoing.

Good morning all.
Thanks for viewing through.
All your comments are welcomed.

Work update, Blinding of foundation ongoing before we commence our reinforcement works.

See the result of what we did yesterday here.
What do you think? Blinding done and set for iron works to take place before we pour our main ground beam concrete works in few days time...

All materials For was provided as soon as clients released funds for them. From nail, to woods, planks, binding wires, irons, blocks, cements etc.

We move stage by stage.

Fence work almost complete now.
Pillars to receive concrete today.
Formwork done.
The fence would be caped with a concrete coping later on.

More site updates to follow ASAP.

More site updates for the day would be posted here today.

More site updates...
Form works on pillars removed.

Work update from here...
Ground beam works.
Raft Height - 1.2m
Excluding the oversite concrete thickness.

Good morning Viewers.
Thank you for finding time on our thread

Nice one Engr. Dennis.

I'm a novice when it comes to building but have learnt a lot on Nairaland following you guys. Kudos for the updates sir.

Was soil test conducted before your choice of foundation considering the water on the first picture update before sandfilling?

I have a small parcel of land measuring 9.303m x 36.202 somewhere in Ajah (marshy land). I had raft of two 2 bd apartment proposed at the time of purchase. I have sandfilled the entire land to a level that water no longer stays on it even after rainfall. Since I have a floor plan in mind different from the existing raft foundation from former owner, do I demolish the raft first before setting out or tie them together?

I have 3bd bungalow in mind measuring 7300 x 13325 when money comes. Can this fly?

Hope I didn't derail your nice update... I look forward to your professional advise sir.

Dennis3D:
Good morning Viewers.
Thank you for finding time on our thread

TCF1980:
Nice one Engr. Dennis.

I'm a novice when it comes to building but have learnt a lot on Nairaland following you guys. Kudos for the updates sir.

Was soil test conducted before your choice of foundation considering the water on the first picture update before sandfilling?

I have a small parcel of land measuring 9.303m x 36.202 somewhere in Ajah (marshy land). I had raft of two 2 bd apartment proposed at the time of purchase. I have sandfilled the entire land to a level that water no longer stays on it even after rainfall. Since I have a floor plan in mind different from the existing raft foundation from former owner, do I demolish the raft first before setting out or tie them together?

I have 3bd bungalow in mind measuring 7300 x 13325 when money comes. Can this fly?

Hope I didn't derail your nice update... I look forward to your professional advise sir.

Thanks for your comment. Well appreciated.
Yeah, soil test determined Raft. Also prevailing buildings in the estate is same. To my knowledge here, no one has done anything differently.

To your inquiries on yours...
If there is a major difference between your new plan and your existing then I would suggest it be filled up with sand or hardcore preferably in that regard then a fresh Raft done...

Its a bit treaky to say demolish the existing and firm new one completely unless the old ones would be used as rubble at some point in the foundation.

Anyone reading here with other options can still make their opinions known.

Thanks everyone reading.

Work update here.
MP ongoing. Carpentry form work ongoing.

Good morning Viewers

We are equally taking delivery of materials needed for the concrete works on beam asap. We are expecting Trips of granite and Trips of Sharp Sand here today.

Deliveries made.
Picture Updates to come up here soon.

Set to pour concrete now...
Materials fully available and ready to use...

Arial Views of what we are doing here
Concrete Day!!!

We were able to complete the ground beam works with 175 Bags of Cement... By 6:50pm despite the challenge we had with concrete mixers getting spoilt that made us start work by 12 noon.

Thankfully we were able to get a second machine and get the work done. Challenges are meant to be defeated not sympathized with.

Find attached some picture updates on this little story.

We are keen to ensuring we get back to our followers here on our work progress...

We have commenced filling already. We started with 5 Trips yesterday.... To bring another 4 Trips today as well.

More filling updates.

We have dropped 14 Trips of Sand here so far
We are hoping on completing the filling by Monday

We have equally started preparing for the ground floor works, lintel works, decking beams as well... Even while we are still at the foundation stage.

We don't wait till we get to the bridge before we cross it. We prepare far ahead. That's planning.

This is to increase efficiency at all times and reduce pressure from the iron benders from rushing the detailing if all are to go concurrently.

We are hopefully rounding up all the filling work here today...

Update