Electrical piping..

Hello guys, good morning and sorry for the delayed updates.
We've rounded up the roofing job, just been busy with other assignments.
Will bring more photos as soon as I can.

Roof woodworks..

Hello guys,
I'm back to the site today as we commence the roofing work.
There was a little adjustment during the block works and we had to increase the entrance porch to the pharmacy, thus our previous roof design was dropped in favour of the new one.

Josnac:
Pictures
1. Old building before commencement of work.
2-3. Expected final finishing barring any last minute changes.

So, here I've got a few photos to share as usual.
Suffice it to say my clients brother is a Carpenter, he's handling the woodworks here and I believe he can do justice to the roof.

Good morning and sorry for the delayed updates. we have levelled up and roofing will commence by next Monday. Got a picture here and a video, but can't send the video.

Some updates for today.
Lintels are done, front beams and leveling are in progress.

Perfecttouchade:
Great work @josnac..We fabricate Aluminium windows in Casement, casement burglary embedded, sliding, curtain walls /windows. You can reach out to us via 08153665659 WhatsApp.. thanks

Okay Sir.

Like I said earlier at the beginning of the thread, the 3-D image is the target output of the remodeling project except of course if there were changes midway, well, such a change occurred and I will update the design image accordingly, but later.

UPDATES!!

Good afternoon and a happy Sunday.
Been unavoidably absent from site for a couple of days, just returned today and went straight to appraise the level of work done..a few pictures below.
pillars have been cast up to lintel levels, with lintel reinforcements placed on and firmly hooked at the joints.
Windows openings have also been clearly marked out, save for a couple of them and a door opening which unavoidably fell in the position of an old wall..they will be opened up after the walls are firmly secured.

UPDATES!!

Good afternoon and a happy Sunday.
Been unavoidably absent from site for a couple of days, just returned today and went straight to appraise the label of work done..a few pictures below.

Good morning to everyone following, sorry I couldn't update yesterday ad I had assignments on another site to follow up.
On my return this morning, this is how far we've gone.

Afternoon updates..

Good morning an welcome back after the weekend break.
Saturday saw us begin and finish the foundation blinding. Today we start block works while also preparing rebar.

Foundation concrete works (Blinding), iron works.

Good morning.
We're continuing with excavations..plan is to round up today and then cast the foundation concrete.
Depth: External walls is 900mm
Internal walls is 600mm.

Excavations...

ArcToyin:
Well done!!! Did you put up any design for old and new structure?

Thank you.
First picture is the old structure, second and third pictures are the model for the proposed structure.

Today..we're removing the unnecessary wall and moving the debris away from site.
I'm optimistic we can as well begin excavations for the new walls needed ASAP.


More photo updates on the way...stay tuned.

Pictures
1. Old building before commencement of work.
2-3. Expected final finishing barring any last minute changes.

Good afternoon and happy new year.
Welcome to my new photo diary of an ongoing remodeling job.
Project info:
Existing building had a pharmacy, a dispensing room, a store room, two small bedrooms and a lounge.

New structure is to have a pharmacy, one bedroom with convenience facilities, a store room, a dispensing room, a lounge and an extra convenience for pharmacy staffs.

Project Location: Azumini Ndoki I'm Ukwa East L.GA Abia State.
Estimated cost 4million naira.
Expected project duration: 1months and 3weeks.

ITbomb:
That was fast, well it should be when money is available
You said you are yet to get the cost, that means you just mention the figure and it is provided

Pity the man had to die before the building was renovated

Sorry for the delayed response ITbomb..yea, funds were available as at when I needed it.
we spent just a bit over #3m on it.

debbydee:

Good job

Thank you @debbydee

Final photos... hope the hazy weather due to harmattan doesn't make it too blurry.

Hello, welcome back.
I initially planned to travel few days ago but it was put off...so here's a few more photo updates.

Hmmm...

Come FFK, I don tell you say you get bad mouth before

I must commend the doggedness and commitment of the guys working with me here..they deserve some real accolades.
Would be going off site today or tomorrow for some other engagements, so it means next updates would most probably be at the finished stage.
Thanks for staying tuned
Josnac

Updates:
All internal doors are fixed and being dressed.
Floors are primed in readiness for tiling...and we also commenced installation of the window hoods.
Everything about plastering is to be rounded up today hopefully, the burial fast approaches.

Lol..
Nigerian police, those lots are wonderful.

They will park an "Anti-crime" patrol van in an abandoned filling station while operating a roadblock where vehicles pay between #50-#200 to pass.

This their number one position has been retained with vigor and pride.

Next level Christmas.. it will be a Christmas to remember.
Our God is alive!

modified:
Bia, where is fergie001??
FTC on your thread and I'm rightly qualified for a bag of "Osikapa Abia", throw in some G-oil and Tomatoes and my village people will give you a chieftaincy title this Christmas...
How e go be

tonididdy:
Well done �

Thanks you Sir.

We continue with the plastering, doors and window dressing.
Window hoods being moulded also while PVC ceiling is 90% complete.

Hum2020:
@josnac you are doing wonderful job there but I may ask how much is total cost of this building work and how is the cost of Labour's down in the east thanks

Thank you Sir.
To your question, we are yet to recalculate how much that has been spent so far..being a structure in the village, some materials like wood and sand were sourced locally at a far cheaper rate than what was in the initial estimates.
Now for labour in the East, I would say its relatively low based on how I work with my team. But I'm certain it differs from contractor to contractor.