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GoodFaith: looking at your price $1,300 for what for the materials and labor I think I need to ship my materials and just pay for labor see below I don't think the maters can be more than $300 shipping likely $250 Nigeria labor N100,000 https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/roofing-soffits-gutters/gutters/gutter-fittings/c-1492703914555.htm?tid=-1201500474138484072 https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/roofing-soffits-gutters/gutters/gutter-fittings/c-1492703914555.htm?Spec_FittingType_facet=Gutter+Drop Raincache:Thank you for the call Sir. |
GoodFaith:I am surprised our prices are cheaper than what menards is selling. Send us your material list and compare the prices. We have had clients who imported the materials and call us to install, but they realised they could have get it 30% cheaper from us here in Nigeria. |
KolaShangOne:The N4700/m is for a BUNGALOW Sir. You can get a free quote here http://raincache.ng/quote/ or send your roof plan to sales@raincache.ng |
mufutau55:08158942188 |
Imagine having spent so much in acquiring your dream home and after a few months, rain season hits; water starts pooling around your home, until one day you find your basement flooded. After the cleanup, there is just some paintwork needed to be done. But next year, there's more than only paintwork. And the year after that you are wishing it was only the paintwork because the bills are making a serious dent in your wallet. As good as the rain water is if not channeled well, its not a friend of your building. It can decrease your property's lifespan, reduce your propertys valuation,damage exteriors,causes Foundation Damage, Flooded Basements and Garden Erosion. With our American Aluminum Rain Gutter( Roof Gutter, Water Collector), you don't need to panic when the rain starts. Your building will be safe from any Rain induced damage for a minimum of 20 years. Visit our website www.raincache.ng for more information or call 08136526631, 08158942188. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES 9 |
Imagine having spent so much in acquiring your dream home and after a few months, rain season hits; water starts pooling around your home, until one day you find your basement flooded. After the cleanup, there is just some paintwork needed to be done. But next year, there's more than only paintwork. And the year after that you are wishing it was only the paintwork because the bills are making a serious dent in your wallet. As good as the rain water is if not channeled well, its not a friend of your building. It can decrease your property's lifespan, reduce your propertys valuation,damage exteriors,causes Foundation Damage, Flooded Basements and Garden Erosion. With our American Aluminum Rain Gutter( Roof Gutter, Water Collector), you don't need to panic when the rain starts. Your building will be safe from any Rain induced damage. Visit our website www.raincache.ng for more information or call 08136526631, 08158942188. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES 9 |
EgunMogaji:1440 Naira per Feet Sir |
EgunMogaji:For the straight line bungalow, it is 4700naira per metre sir |
EgunMogaji:it depends on the design of the Building sir, you can private chat for a more detailed information Sir. Thanks for your interest, would be awaiting your reply |
Imagine having spent so much in acquiring your dream home and after a few months, rain season hits; water starts pooling around your home, until one day you find your basement flooded. After the cleanup, there is just some paintwork needed to be done. But next year, there's more than only paintwork. And the year after that you are wishing it was only the paintwork because the bills are making a serious dent in your wallet. As good as the rain water is if not channeled well, its not a friend of your building. It can decrease your property's lifespan, reduce your propertys valuation,damage exteriors,causes Foundation Damage, Flooded Basements and Garden Erosion. With our American Aluminum Rain Gutter( Roof Gutter, Water Collector), you don't need to panic when the rain starts. Your building will be safe from any Rain induced damage for a minimum of 20 years. Visit our website www.raincache.ng for more information or call 08136526631, 08158942188. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES 9
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Raincache is committed to helping our customers protect their building against water damage. We sell and install rainwater collection systems - rain gutters, water collector, rainwater harvesting, and drainage systems. Visit >>> www.raincache.ng to buy online Call 08158942188, 08140402998 for enquiries and FREE QUOTATION. |
GUTTER MATERIALS Residential gutters are made from various materials, including: Aluminum Most widely used material Lightweight and easy to maintain Won’t rust .032- or .027-gauge thickness recommended for long-lasting duty in a place like Nigeria Comes in various colors and can be painted Cost (materials and labor): N5,500 – N7500 Per Linear meter Copper Exceptional beauty Won’t rust No need to paint; will develop a patina over time Needs pro installation; seams and joints must be welded Used primarily on high-end residences, luxury buildings and historic restorations Pricey Cost of pro install (materials and labor): N15,000 – N25,000 per linear meter Steel Strong Galvanized steel resists rust but longevity is an issue; may start to rust after 5 to 10 years Many color options; can be painted Heavy and not recommended for DIY Can be pricey Cost of pro install (materials and labor): N6,000 – N8,000 per linear meter Vinyl (PVC) Lightweight and inexpensive; good for DIYers Not many colors to choose from Color susceptible to fading from UV sunlight May crack, sag or warp in severe weather Won’t support ladders placed against them Cost (materials and labor): N2,000 – N4,000 per linear meter Zinc Durable and long-lasting No need to paint; will develop a patina over time Needs pro installation; seams and joints must be welded Used primarily on high-end residences and historic restorations Expensive Cost of pro install (materials and labor): N10,000 to N15,000 per linear meter, Only in half-round (K-style not available in zinc) DOWNSPOUTS Downspouts come as either round or square, in widths from 3 to 6 inches. The most common sizes are rectangular: 2 inches by 3 inches Decorative varieties, such as spiral shapes, are available. The size and number of downspouts you’ll need depends on the capacity of your system. Rule of thumb: You need one downspout for about every 10 meters of gutter. To increase the capacity of your gutter system, add more downspouts. HOW MUCH GUTTER DO YOU NEED? Figuring gutters sizes and capacities is a complex equation involving the size and slope of your roof and the average maximum rainfall your area can expect. We recommend leaving the calculations to your gutter installation professional. For the most part, you won’t go wrong with a 5-inch, K-style gutter. “A 5-inch gutter is pretty standard and will handle rainfall just about anywhere in Nigeria For Step by Step guide to select a match for your style of house and budget call 08158942188 Get FREE Quotation Here>>> http://raincache.ng/quote/
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GUTTER MATERIALS Residential gutters are made from various materials, including: Aluminum Most widely used material Lightweight and easy to maintain Won’t rust .032- or .027-gauge thickness recommended for long-lasting duty in a place like Nigeria Comes in various colors and can be painted Cost (materials and labor): N5,000 – N6500 Per Linear meter Copper Exceptional beauty Won’t rust No need to paint; will develop a patina over time Needs pro installation; seams and joints must be welded Used primarily on high-end residences, luxury buildings and historic restorations Pricey Cost of pro install (materials and labor): N15,000 – N25,000 per linear meter Steel Strong Galvanized steel resists rust but longevity is an issue; may start to rust after 5 to 10 years Many color options; can be painted Heavy and not recommended for DIY Can be pricey Cost of pro install (materials and labor): N6,000 – N8,000 per linear meter Vinyl (PVC) Lightweight and inexpensive; good for DIYers Not many colors to choose from Color susceptible to fading from UV sunlight May crack, sag or warp in severe weather Won’t support ladders placed against them Cost (materials and labor): N2,000 – N4,000 per linear meter Zinc Durable and long-lasting No need to paint; will develop a patina over time Needs pro installation; seams and joints must be welded Used primarily on high-end residences and historic restorations Expensive Cost of pro install (materials and labor): N10,000 to N15,000 per linear meter, Only in half-round (K-style not available in zinc) DOWNSPOUTS Downspouts come as either round or square, in widths from 3 to 6 inches. The most common sizes are rectangular: 2 inches by 3 inches Decorative varieties, such as spiral shapes, are available. The size and number of downspouts you’ll need depends on the capacity of your system. Rule of thumb: You need one downspout for about every 10 meters of gutter. To increase the capacity of your gutter system, add more downspouts. HOW MUCH GUTTER DO YOU NEED? Figuring gutters sizes and capacities is a complex equation involving the size and slope of your roof and the average maximum rainfall your area can expect. We recommend leaving the calculations to your gutter installation professional. For the most part, you won’t go wrong with a 5-inch, K-style gutter. “A 5-inch gutter is pretty standard and will handle rainfall just about anywhere in Nigeria For Step by Step guide to select a match for your style of house and budget call 08158942188 Get FREE Quotation Here>>> http://raincache.ng/quote/
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(For Step by Step guide to select a match for your style of house and budget call 08158942188 or Get FREE Quotation Here>>> http://raincache.ng/quote/) Gutters come in all shapes, colors, and prices so you can easily find a match for your style of house and budget SHAPES. There are two basic types, and they’re referred to by the shape of their cross section. Both types come in 5- and 6-inch widths. 1. K-style gutters have flat bottoms and backs, and the front side of the gutter usually has a decorative shape, it is also called ogee and many styles are available. The “k” in the name refers to the vague curve of the outer shape when viewed from the side. These types of ornate gutters are popular with modern homes because of the molding-like silhouette. Coming in all manner of colors and finishes, including aluminum, pvc, galvanized steel and copper, these stylish systems easily blend into the architectural details of a home 2. Half-round gutters often are found on older, historic homes.The name for this gutter type isn’t hard to figure out, given the half rounded shape of the material itself. Half round gutters of today gained popularity in Europe as modern homes chose to adopt a period look similar to those used centuries ago. The main advantage to half round over k-style is the maneuverability of debris within the gutter itself, the symmetrically smooth interior of half round gutters are ideal for transporting runoff with ease. They are easier to clean and are less likely to corrode since water doesn’t have anywhere to collect. Half round gutter systems hold less water than similarly sized k-style gutter systems, making them unappealing for homes in cities with heavy annual rainfall. In general, K-style gutters have twice the capacity of their half-round gutter of the same width, and cost up to 50% more per linear foot. k-style gutter systems remain the industry standard because of the elegant shape resembling interior crown molding.
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SHAPES. There are two basic types, and they’re referred to by the shape of their cross section. Both types come in 5- and 6-inch widths. 1. K-style gutters have flat bottoms and backs, and the front side of the gutter usually has a decorative shape, it is also called ogee and many styles are available. The “k” in the name refers to the vague curve of the outer shape when viewed from the side. These types of ornate gutters are popular with modern homes because of the molding-like silhouette. Coming in all manner of colors and finishes, including aluminum, pvc, galvanized steel and copper, these stylish systems easily blend into the architectural details of a home 2. Half-round gutters often are found on older, historic homes.The name for this gutter type isn’t hard to figure out, given the half rounded shape of the material itself. Half round gutters of today gained popularity in Europe as modern homes chose to adopt a period look similar to those used centuries ago. The main advantage to half round over k-style is the maneuverability of debris within the gutter itself, the symmetrically smooth interior of half round gutters are ideal for transporting runoff with ease. They are easier to clean and are less likely to corrode since water doesn’t have anywhere to collect. Half round gutter systems hold less water than similarly sized k-style gutter systems, making them unappealing for homes in cities with heavy annual rainfall. In general, K-style gutters have twice the capacity of their half-round gutter of the same width, and cost up to 50% more per linear foot. k-style gutter systems remain the industry standard because of the elegant shape resembling interior crown molding.
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Gutters come in all shapes, colors, and prices so you can easily find a match for your style of house and budget
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TYPES OF GUTTER Gutters come in several sizes and shapes called profiles. The most common type of gutter used today is the open gutter, which comes in standard lengths. Most residential gutters come in 5" and is made of either aluminum, steel, zinc, vinyl(PVC), or copper in a standard "K" style or Half round. The typical 5 inch K-style gutter comes with 2 x 3 inch downspouts. One foot of 5" K-Style gutter holds 1.2 gallons of water. K-Style gutters have more capacity than the Half-Rounds. For commercial applications, box gutters, can be made in 7, or 8 inches or even larger custom sizes that hold even more water
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In Summary: Here are some benefits of installing rain gutter (roof water collector) on your properties. 1. It makes the soil around the house stable and prevent foundation issues. . 2. Protects your exterior wall from water damage. 3. Reduces need for repaint. 4. Increase valuation of your property ( + curb appeal). 5. Fascia protection. 6. Prevent driveway, walkway and concrete slab cracking. 7. Keep your entrance dry when it's raining. 8. Protect landscape 9. Prevent soil erosion 10. Water collection for later use |
6) Rain Gutter helps to keep entrance surfaces dry and free of moss, slime, algae and other growths likely to cause slips
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6. Rain gutters boost the value of your property. Properly customizing your water collection system adds value to the property. Exterior Add-on increases the value of buildings. In fact, It has been revealed that exterior add-on has an 86% return on investment, for people in real estate - many home buyers do judge a book by its cover. Rain gutters make your building to stand out and unique in some way..
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5. Rain Gutter provides a means to collect rainwater for later use (Rainwater Harvesting)
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4. Gutters are also very effective at keeping building egress areas clear of falling water. Going into a house entrance below water running straight off the roof in a heavy rain is literally like walking through a waterfall. This major reduction in moisture also helps to keep the entrance surfaces dry and free of moss, slime, algae and other growths likely to cause slips
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3. Rain gutters prevent rain back-splash and protects painted wall or surfaces from dirt/mud splash.
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If you need further help with rain gutter(water collector) please call 08158942188 or visit www.raincache.ng What is a rain gutter? A rain gutter (from Latin gutta : drop), also known as a "rain catcher", is a narrow channel, or trough, forming the component of a roof system which collects and diverts rainwater away from the roof edge. It is also known as an eavestrough (especially in Canada), eaves channel, dripster, water collector (in Nigeria) or simply as a gutter. Why rain gutters 1. Rain gutter protects a building's foundation by channeling water away from its base. The gutter also helps to reduce erosion and prevents leaks in basements. 2. Gutters prevent damage to the landscaping
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