SurveyorGeo:


I don't mean the staff of the office of the Surveyor General, I meant the estate company.

Thank you sir, my Oga's put up debate to clarify the issue. We can all see first line of simple defence from the debate in order not to be a victim of those criminals, deeper search in State database is necessary to unravel the truth before money exchange hand. Those estate companies are the biggests scammers at a larger scale in real estate business.

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Mup4life:
Hello goodmorning house who can recommend a good architect that can give me a modern drawing for a mordern, portable sized three bedroom duplex.

Dennis 3d will give u exactly what u need sir,

Pls can someone that deals on roofing materials give me cost of the following Materials for roofing skeleton
(1)2*4*16 =380pics.
(2)2*2*16=450pics.
(3)2*2*12=250pics.
(4)2*4*12=120pics.
(5)3"inches nail=2bags.
(6)4"inches nail=1bag.

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topsy23:
Always ready to give you original and quality materials.

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Baba, hope these guys are reducing prices.

My property is located on a swampy area and I need advice on what to build...

A bio digester or a normal septic system?

I have an existing septic system (big one too that's use by my family alone) but I have to get someone to pump out the waste every 2 months which is not normal. I was told it was because it was not built properly but am scared of making the same mistake twice. So please people with either system on a swampy area please share your experience with me.

DJInfluence:
My property is located on a swampy area and I need advice on what to build...

A bio digester or a normal septic system?

I have an existing septic system (big one too that's use by my family alone) but I have to get someone to pump out the waste every 2 months which is not normal. I was told it was because it was not built properly but am scared of making the same mistake twice. So please people with either system on a swampy area please share your experience with me.

you know in your mind you need to contact a qualified engineer not those bricklayers parading as professionals but you just want to play around alright then.

dangoteinlaw:
you know in your mind you need to contact a qualified engineer not those bricklayers parading as professionals but you just want to play around alright then.

What's wrong is just saying contact a qualified engineer? Are the rest necessary?

Anyway am asking people here with experience with such things. So if you have nothing other than making condescending comments then thank you for nothing.

DJInfluence:
My property is located on a swampy area and I need advice on what to build...

A bio digester or a normal septic system?

I have an existing septic system (big one too that's use by my family alone) but I have to get someone to pump out the waste every 2 months which is not normal. I was told it was because it was not built properly but am scared of making the same mistake twice. So please people with either system on a swampy area please share your experience with me.

I'm not an expert by any means, but I don't think a biodigester will solve your problem. I believe the reason why you have to evacuate your existing septic tank so often, is because the septic tank let's ground water in and the level of ground water on a swampy land will be quite high, making the septic tank almost full at all times.

I think building a septic tank with waterproof floor and walls, and also excluding a soak away section should solve your problem. This can be achieved by adding water proof cement to your concrete mix when casting and also to your mortar mix for plastering.

folmus:


Baba, hope these guys are reducing prices.

Yes Coleman dropped price last week..

Rany4all:
I'm not an expert by any means, but I don't think a biodigester will solve your problem. I believe the reason why you have to evacuate your existing septic tank so often, is because the septic tank let's ground water in and the level of ground water on a swampy land will be quite high, making the septic tank almost full at all times.

I think building a septic tank with waterproof floor and walls, and also excluding a soak away section should solve your problem. This can be achieved by adding water proof cement to your concrete mix when casting and also to your mortar mix for plastering.

thanks for your insight. The one I've now is also a single big tank and we used waterproof cement (think that's what they called is) but I'll ask around maybe there are waterproof cement of better quality than what was used for me to avoid the same thing from happening.

I was also advise to make the new one not too deep rather it should be lengthy.

DJInfluence:
thanks for your insight. The one I've now is also a single big tank and we used waterproof cement (think that's what they called is) but I'll ask around maybe there are waterproof cement of better quality than what was used for me to avoid the same thing from happening.

I was also advise to make the new one not too deep rather it should be lengthy.

The water table on a swampy land is usually at or above ground surface level, so it won't really matter whether the septic tank is shallow or not. As long as it isn't water resistant, water will still get in. Just make sure the water proof cement is mixed with the right ratio to regular cement and also mixed thoroughly. And if possible use a concrete mixer to mix your concrete and a concrete vibrator to expel all air pockets while casting. Your mortar for plastering can also be mixed with the concrete mixer so no part of the mixture is spared of waterproof cement.

You may also consider placing a DPM (Nylon) before casting the floor of the septic tank.

Rany4all:
The water table on a swampy land is usually at or above ground surface level, so it won't really matter whether the septic tank is shallow or not. As long as it isn't water resistant, water will still get in. Just make sure the water proof cement is mixed with the right ratio to regular cement and also mixed thoroughly. And if possible use a concrete mixer to mix your concrete and a concrete vibrator to expel all air pockets while casting. Your mortar for plastering can also be mixed with the concrete mixer so no part of the mixture is spared of waterproof cement.

You may also consider placing a DPM (Nylon) before casting the floor of the septic tank.

. Thanks a lot, you are a star. I've taken note of what you said so I can make sure whoever will do don't it for me will include using these equipment when giving me their quotation.

DJInfluence:
My property is located on a swampy area and I need advice on what to build...

A bio digester or a normal septic system?

I have an existing septic system (big one too that's use by my family alone) but I have to get someone to pump out the waste every 2 months which is not normal. I was told it was because it was not built properly but am scared of making the same mistake twice. So please people with either system on a swampy area please share your experience with me.

When I lived in Lagos, most houses on our street had similar issue.
The solution was to build the septic tanks on the surface first, that is above the ground. This was done by casting, no blocks. They allowed it to properly cure. Remember, you do not dig the pit yet.
Then people would go inside and start digging up the soil from inside while others would dig from Outside. As they do this, the casted soak away would gradually sink into the dug out ground. It takes time but at the end, the whole soak away that was on the surface would be buried. The bottom is layered with hardcore, DPC and concrete.

topsy23:


Yes Coleman dropped price last week..

Abeg dey update us.

Some of us might be interested.

Happy new month everyone

folmus:


Abeg dey update us.

Some of us might be interested.

Nigerchin is ready to reduce price by Tuesday April second

Dear Nairalanders,
Can anyone recommend a very good carpenter that can make high quality internal wooden doors with premium white finish?

Chamber10:
Pls can someone that deals on roofing materials give me cost of the following Materials for roofing skeleton
(1)2*4*16 =380pics.
(2)2*2*16=450pics.
(3)2*2*12=250pics.
(4)2*4*12=120pics.
(5)3"inches nail=2bags.
(6)4"inches nail=1bag.

(1)2*4*16 =380pics. X 1,500
(2)2*2*16=450pics. X. 800
(3)2*2*12=250pics. X 800
(4)2*4*12=120pics. X. 1500
(5)3"inches nail=2bags.
(6)4"inches nail=1bag

There is no wood by 16 anywhere is Nigeria, the range you can get is by 10 to 11. All this by 16 length na Scam, length of 12 you can’t find either. As for the nails I can help you ask around, location is Ibadan. Am sure it will be cheaper including transport and quality you will get that buy from Lagos.

topsy23:


Nigerchin is ready to reduce price by Tuesday April second

Good one!.

Do update us.

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DMTtechnologies:
Who need rubbles for filling
Location is in Apapa.


There are as many trips of rubbles as you want.
This is free of charge

I want it but am in Ogun state close to SAGAMU, is it possible?

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MrBlock:
Dear Nairalanders,
Can anyone recommend a very good carpenter that can make high quality internal wooden doors with premium white finish?

dannie007:
OX Multiservices
09090040008,
08066377733

Can give you Quality security doors and Internal doors

Alright. Will call you.

Cement is now selling for 5700...

redgem:
Cement is now selling for 5700...

where ?

capetownboyz:
where ?

Call your supplier and ask...

redgem:
Cement is now selling for 5700...

Na April fool?

CircleOfWilis:
Na April fool?

Lolzz nna no kill persin.. We hope for better🇳🇬 Nigeria 🇳🇬. There is nothing God can not do

CircleOfWilis:
Na April fool?

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