To get this Tracker www.mjengotracker.com/project/960 Try Mjengo tracker for yourself www.mjengotracker.com To Contact me Call/Text/WhatsApp on 0704427181 To support the Channel Mpesa- 0704427181- Willy Muthii Paypal- Mianomuthii@gmail.com Click on the link below and Join this channel to get access to the perks: th-cam.com/channels/9-9fKThT8QQyW7DckNMoxw.htmljoin
Its important to use BRC mesh on all ground slabs. You can opt for the minimum thickness one for a job like this. This always help in stopping cracks which at times propagate from below the slab to the top. You can even use the square mesh if you cant get/afford BRC.
Blessed are the people building on red soil. I regret ever buying a plot on black cotton. 290k in black cotton soil is an insignificant amount, especially when you want to raise the foundation 1 meter high to avoid flooding and such issues.
@@mianomuthii I used 973k to be precise for a 3 bedroom 137 sqm. Backfilling and reinforcement almost gave me a heart attack. But I don't regret it. By the way, I see people saying they used 500k on foundation naona kama niliimbiwa...But nikienda kuona I come back with my heart full. Most of those 500k foundations are only one to two course high and prone to flooding. I've heard ugly cases of houses that sunk or became inhabitable during rainy seasons and I did not want to take chances.
@@mianomuthii By the way, given two plots, one on red soil/murrum and going for 1.5m and the other on black cotton at 1m, the 1.5m on red soil is a better deal.
Hi Miano, thanks for your handwork. I am planning to start building a 60 by 30 plot in Nairobi, with a two-floor design. I joined Mjengo Tracker but am still a bit confused. Is it possible to get some consultation or support regarding the cost, number of rooms, etc.?
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Good job ❤
To all TH-camrs in East African try stick to English coz some of us we don’t know Swahili n we interested in your channels
But we are East Africa I thought we all know swahili
@@JanetNyanchama-s2j Not all of us
It's true to your words that with all the materials ready ,a building structure can go from foundation to roof in less than two weeks.
Very true
Its important to use BRC mesh on all ground slabs. You can opt for the minimum thickness one for a job like this. This always help in stopping cracks which at times propagate from below the slab to the top. You can even use the square mesh if you cant get/afford BRC.
You have really encouraged me bro. Out here people discourage others by exaggerating building costs.
Mjengo tracker, ive learnt something new here.
Your videos are very encouraging to new home owners..I've referenced several people to your TH-cam page and they have learnt alot.
Thanks 🙏 Man..much appreciated.such positive comments keep us pushing
This is to encourage especially young people that big things are started from scratch.
I love ur content ❤ umenipea hopes ata nikiwa n 400k naeza kuanzia kujenga n vile watu hutupea pressure lazims mtu anze na millions of money
@@evamugus9185 proper planning is the key
Nice one. Nimetoka Twitter. Asante sana.
Top notch content 👌👌🔥 Keep it up. Very encouraging
Love this.
Good content
Honesty is your strength
Blessed are the people building on red soil. I regret ever buying a plot on black cotton. 290k in black cotton soil is an insignificant amount, especially when you want to raise the foundation 1 meter high to avoid flooding and such issues.
Very true...Hyo ata 1 m unaweza Pata imeenda ivo
@@mianomuthii I used 973k to be precise for a 3 bedroom 137 sqm. Backfilling and reinforcement almost gave me a heart attack. But I don't regret it. By the way, I see people saying they used 500k on foundation naona kama niliimbiwa...But nikienda kuona I come back with my heart full. Most of those 500k foundations are only one to two course high and prone to flooding. I've heard ugly cases of houses that sunk or became inhabitable during rainy seasons and I did not want to take chances.
@@jonnesmwangi3250 yeah safety is necessary
@@mianomuthii By the way, given two plots, one on red soil/murrum and going for 1.5m and the other on black cotton at 1m, the 1.5m on red soil is a better deal.
Good job how about Nanyuki soil...how much wil it cost
Hi Miano, thanks for your handwork. I am planning to start building a 60 by 30 plot in Nairobi, with a two-floor design. I joined Mjengo Tracker but am still a bit confused. Is it possible to get some consultation or support regarding the cost, number of rooms, etc.?
@@adenabdiali4629 hi call me on 0704427181
You never used BRC mesh on the floor slab???? why?
Is this a labour only contract? Like the way you breakdown your works
Hi check the mjengo tracker and you will see all the cost breakdown on this project
Same size foundation compared to precast cost ?
Hi good job an in Saudi bt pole I ask Abt 2bdrm shocks me 2_3m am lk wl I really hv my own home with amount I earn
What about the approval fees can you break down
@@juniourx2203 okay 👍
Hallo miano 🖐
@@sharon.sharon. hi
It was a bit cheap since BRC was not used
@@Kaveshsam what's the cost of brc?
@@mianomuthii 29k
I spent 280k on foundation on mine nkadania nimerushwa 🤣🤣
Soany factors but that a good range
Ni kirinyaga bande gani?
What is the floor space for this house in square meters?
84m²
@@mianomuthii thanks 🙏
Cement huko ni ngapi please
@@Kary_254 was 800sa hii iko 780
Wapi hapo juu uku migori ni 950
@@JanetNyanchama-s2j kirinyaga
Wapi huku
kirinyaga