Is it cheaper to build or buy a house in South Africa?
The short answer is that it is cheaper to buy an existing house in South Africa but every year less so.
I am looking to have this done next month. Please only contact me telephonically from 1 August. We can then discuss properly. Solar panels, inverter and lithium batteries required for a 4 bedroom house. Geysers NOT to be on system. Normal household appliances to be used - no high draw current required. Preferred system: SunSynk Guarantee required for waterproofing of roof after installation.
1. Demolish an existing house and build a new one in its place. 2. Demolish an existing rondavel and build a new one in its place. Works taking place on a farm. I still need to arrange for water drilling and installation of a septic tank outside as these properties will have bathroom facilities inside. I need quote for budgeting as works are planned to start in two years.
We are looking to add a flatlet onto an existing property. 72sqm is estimated size. 1 or 2 bedroom (with dressing room), 1 full bathroom, kitchen open plan to lounge/dining area. Please include plumbing, electrical, sewerage connection to municipal line. Does the rate per sqm also include for fittings, eg. sanitary ware, lights, kitchen sink, gas stove, electric oven, butchers block, geyser, etc?
There are currently small renovations such as door installations and tiling that is happening in my home currently so I will not be able to take calls. Please message or email me, that will be easier and more convenient. I need someone to assist with a small bathroom renovation and to help with finishing touches.
2 bed 2.5 bath single story m2 house in modern Cape Dutch style. In the theewaterskloof country estate. m2 flat land aluminum windows and doors. Custom wood and glass front door. High foundation. Poured concrete/cemcrete floors in the house. Hardwood floors installed in bedrooms. No swimming pool, no garages. Gas gysers and stoves.
Corner house on the front side is devil's fork on the he other side is a wall what the same type to extend that connects to the wall 6ft I buy the house but can move in next month Sept expected House currently empty can arrange to start soon. I require a wall to built in front of the property, I should have access to the property from this Saturday.
This is the information in order to determine the system that would suit me and other relevant information that I would require 1. I use an average of 33KWh/day 2. The Fridge, Stove, Geyser, Microwave and Clothing Iron must be excluded, and will continue on municipal power 3. I would like 2 options - Rent, or outright purchase. 4. Guarantee and warrantees included 5. Advise service intervals, cost there-of, and maintenance contract if available. 6. Installation period, lead time, and payment terms.
I requested a certain builder to build for me. Niw he left the job incomplete so I need a qoute from you for the folowing task. 1. Installing 9 normal doors and one pivot door. 2. Fixing wallls, spaces to insert 10 windows in each room are not at the centre of the walls. 3. To intall garage ramb which is 6 x 4 sqaure meters. 4. To complete walls up to the roof level ( currently the height level of the wall which is slready there is 8 brick block up . 5. To complete walls for 1.8 x 1 meter toilet.
1. Connect the cabin to the main building of the home to increase the space in the living room 2. Change the roof and with that break the middle wall separating the lounge and kitchen 3. move the kitchen to back of the wall so it faces the living room in an open plan style 4. Rework the roof configuration to express an A-frame look, with a window to let light in at the apex 5. Extend the roof over the patio to bring that area in as a living space 6. A part glass enclosure facing the pool 7. Extension of the main bedroom- a space in front and behind might provide added living space in the master suite below if budget allows 8. Wood cladding aesthetic on the walls to give a modern barn style look 9. Double garage with a way to link to the main home, with a foundation strong enough for a 2nd storey extension house can be viewed here
Blockage, from bath/shower pipes to main drain outside where toilet pipes combine Probably a broken brick stuck in the pipe due to previous renovations and drain not covered Cant reach with arms Easy access to work in this outside area of our house Attached; 1. Pipes from bathroom 2. Pipe with tubing, the concern. Tube maybe 2 m deep into pipe