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Jasobry:
Owerri 150k

Bogije, Lagos: 120k for drilling with pump, installation and profit

It’s also called Borehole.

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I did a couple of borehole around Ibeju Lekki - Eleko axis between 120 - 140k this year while I drilled a borehole in 2013 with 500k and we got no water

Goshiii:
N3xt keep up the good work you are doing. Please can you direct me on where I can buy power tools from. Tools from brands like DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi etc.

Which one exactly do you need? I have a woman who helped me to bring some of these tools from UK and she has a lot in stock right now (DeWalt, Ryobi, Black and Decker).

dongc:
https://www.nairaland.com/6518103/country-home-design-construction-swimming/1#101391231

On this thread dennis3d his client spent 2.4m for borehole at enugu....enugu is Very stuff place to get water....same for some places in Anambra like my town..

My village house anambra spent almost 1,6m to get water.....very tough terrain ...aba 210, anambra 1,6....if you don't trust people on ground or have an idea...one would think something is off..lol

Wetin Musa no go see for nairaland properties.

Person wey go sell clothe for another person, na the one wey dey hin body we go look.

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In another news, I need braithwaite tank expert.

sonnie10:
The price is ok considering the area . Between orlu and ihiala. They have been using it since then without any issue. Most boreholes they did around there fall to function after a few months.

I understand you quite well sir.

sonnie10:
Mine was done for #980k Jan this year in Imo

Which category will this pricing fall? Ballooned or overinflated pro max

kopell:
One thing no one can’t take away from you is investments in tools to make the job easiest for your workers. If you don’t mind how much does this circular saw cost, how long does it work when fully charged, I’m thinking of getting one for myself. The brand please,
Thanks

Brand & Model: Worx Nitro Cordless Circular Saw.

I’ve not put it to test but it come with 4.0 Amp intelligent lithium battery

Cut The Wires, Cut The Worries | Cordless Circular Saw

>> Time to upgrade tools
>> No more downtime

Borehole Driller needed in Oshodi/Ikeja Lagos

Happy to pay 150k to those who felt borehole is too expensive at 350k

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IDnoble80:
All these your figure are unrealistic and can lead people astray….

They’re my figure. It’s not set in stone. Put yours.

michlins:
which 22ft tank do you want to do with 650,000

I said “ballpark figure” which means the actual price might cost more or less.

22ft tank is around 850 - 900k now.

Carport | N1,800,000

Ballpark Figure

Concrete stamping @N5.500 per sqm x 300sqm = N1,650,000

7m high tank tower = N650,000

Fencing (Raft, Blockwork, Plastering, Ornamental Works) = N2,500,000

Gate/Fence Grills = N600,000

Borehole = N350,000

Armoured cable = N400,000

Septic tank = N700,000

Painting = N2,000,000

Carport ??

Security House ??

BrickDevo:
The location is imo and is a 4 bedroom bungalow, one love

Ok I understand. I think it’s fair to state clearly what the 9m covers next time sir.

BrickDevo:
To build the house in the picture is the primary target which i say 9 million will do, all other facilities you mentioned here are secondary, and imo is the location. you spent 20m on the exterior alone for both or for each, that's hilarious

I don’t do imo state but kindly put a figure to all those secondary items I listed above.

I only gave you ideas of what we spend money on. That’s why I asked if the budget includes exterior.

1. tank tower (nice-to-have)
2. flooring (nice-to-have)
2. security house (nice-to-have)
3. fence (nice-to-have)
4. gate (nice-to-have)
5. grill (nice-to-have)
6. electric fence wire (nice-to-have)
7. septic tank/chambers (must-have)
8. connection to the mains/service panels (must-have)
9. borehole (must-have)
10. mechanicals/electricals (nice-to-have)
11. Sandfilling
12. Hardscaping (nice-to-have)
13. painting (nice-to-have)

BrickDevo:
Yes including finishing

I’m currently working on 2 different project. We’ve spent between 10 - 20m on their exteriors alone. One is less than 180sqm while the other is 300sqm compound.

>> tank tower
>> flooring
>> security house
>> fence/gate/grill/electric fence wire
>> septic tank/chambers
>> connection to the mains/service panels
>> borehole
>> mechanicals/electricals
>> Sandfilling/landscaping/hardscaping
>> painting

BrickDevo:
9 million

Does this budget include exterior works?

Let There Be Light | Ilé Ode 2

kopell:
This guy is so proud when I told him to post his price to supply me 15 truck of sharp sand and 7 truck of granite, even though he has supply me over 10 truck in another location before that he never knew. I’m the same guy. I just laughed. I’m luckiest guy then, when he was supplying sand I always paid him for Irons as well. He couldn’t supply at rate we agreed, he reversed my payment two days later.

I’ll still do business with him anyday anytime. His quantity is good for me and I’m happy with it.

He did all my granite supplies at the XL6 Trillion Atrium House project on POD and it was great.

I don’t know what really went wrong with him but I’m sure he knew I’d be happy to assist any day anytime.
His issue with Thenext is not far from what we were discussing yesterday about making upfront payment for goods that’s not readily available or would be picked at a later time.

UC92:
Any dealer on Poker vibrator and Earth Compacting machine?
What is the current cost?

Robin Poker - 200 - 250k
Robin Plate Compactor - 250k +

I’m not a dealer. I recently bought the 2 machine.

Updates Here and There

>> Ilé Ode 1 (Flooring Done)
>> Grange Contemporary Flats

Ilé Ode 2 by NextHome

>> Cabinetry and External Works

hamtabfawaz:
HDF wood is ₦14K

8ft (tall) × 4ft (width)

When was the last time you buy at this price?

Oshodi Church | Extreme Reno

dongc:
Really....problem no dey finish...good to know he is ok..

Yep!

I was a mediator on the matter and he got a very fair deal to convert the cash he’s meant to refund into supplies (just 1 granite and 1 sand) but he still blew it up.

I think he has dipped his hand into many difficult stuffs. I pray he’s able to retrace his steps and come back stronger and better.

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@Thenext thanks for all you do and for your understanding. You’re blessed!

dongc:
Chekitaut?? Same question i asked a while ago if it's same person

Chekitaut has unsettled cement matter with @Thenext.
I’m sure that’s the reason he’s avoiding this platform.

bukolo:
Please what could be responsible for the dampness in the pix below and what is the solution?

Please note that water doesn't enters thru the window but from the outside wall. And this is a duplex,it happens to the rooms upstairs.

That’s penetrating damp caused by water coming through the exterior part of the building that’s exposed to severe weather condition.
This can be stopped by having proper insulation installed on your exposed wall or waterproofing the wall.
In extreme cases, you may want to install awning over such area.

Penetrating damp can also be caused by water coming through leaking window frames. To stop this you’d want to use silicone gun to waterproof around your window.

bukolo:
You know with flow switch you pump water more than when there is no flow switch. Does flow switch makes pumping machine last long?

You’d want to avoid using it if your current is unstable.

n3xt:
Alternatives To Door Subframe Any ideas?

Pros, Amateurs, Baba Latis & Jack-of-all-trades

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bukolo:
Thanks for your response.

One more thing,what about the longetivity of the pumping machine?

I didn’t get your question here.

Itsrm:
All around the world, vehicles are classified as liabilities. Here they are assets

Cars are asset to wannabes and freshers

bukolo:
Good afternoon and Happy Sunday.

Please is flow switch good for overhead tank on a building? If not, any suggestion?

Thank you.
cc topsy
n3xt

Yes it is good.

Based on your water level, it will open or close the electrical circuit generally used to pump water.