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Indeed APTTMH that your electronic equipment didn't become a deadly situation. You both are doing a great job in Ghana. Well done and keep praising YAH for His mercies and grace 🙏🏾✨️😊
Great advice Brother, A1 advice and you should be a building contractor. I see you have started a contractor business. God Bless🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💙💙💙 Hire this Brother Family, he will save you lots of headaches and money ❤❤❤❤❤
@6:00 SCARY - Are you thinking of trying to place that device even higher to get it off the ground more? Perhaps you should buy a fire extinguisher which is rated for electrical fires and keep it nearby
Good tips as always Asher and I've been watching Gad too with the beautiful garden and all the tips of how to shop and store stuff 👌🏾. Thank you guys 😊
I stop posting comments and long really long text on other you tube channels. I really hope to meet your wife and yourself one day soon. Thank you brother for the constant great contend. I am looking forward in the future , of you helping me with my house when I move to Ghana. God bless! And good bye.
Great tips. I am curious to know through out the home building process what do you wish you would have done differently? In the home design, layout, use of local artisans etc…
Can u get a Carpenter to take off the roofing on top of the water tank raise it more higher to make it easy for ur plumbers so that that area will look nice than ur plumbers pushing this big tank in& out they will hurt their back ok
Is it advisable to buy a completed house already built ? they use cheap materials is a shame, u did a good job by fixing the leakage at the bathroom wall ur living room ceiling, a hole lot removing tiles on ur walls i can't believe it, don't forget the water tank please fix that area it doesn't look good, make it easy for the plumbers their back will hurt them they are young make that area open or raise the roofing 🙏🏻🙏🏻
That leak must be the most frustrating thing in that house. Our people won’t do professional job once and for all. I always tell those working for me I don’t ask for cheaper price so if they do a shoddy job, they will redo it all without me paying them a dime but it must be sad to watch
I noticed in quite a few residential homes that the space between the window frame and cinder blocks were not caulked/sealed thus leaving a space for ants to traverse.
Great video as usual Gad & Asher. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain the gas cylinder connection. I really appreciate it. I'm a girl by the way 🤣🤣
Hi, was expecting to see the esrthing pole on the compound as well and how it was done as my electrician has left my earth on the compound open and put charcoal around it reason being we should allow it open for rain as well. How true is that. Thanks
Very useful advice, l have installed the water copper pipes and will definitely do a pressure test before installation of ceilings. Can l please ask how many pavers you used for your whole compound??
Welding happened at my house two days ago It did not trip It’s not about the load It’s about the characteristic of the equipment and leakage to earth The 100A RCCB is suitable for the house load. If a large machine causes it to trip it means the machine is unsafe or someone is getting a shock
Building In Ghana Ebooks
1. Cost Templates For Building In Ghana (Link below)
payhip.com/b/UQjBY
2. How to Wire your Home for 110V & 220V Equipment
payhip.com/b/gN8eY
3. How to Manage Power Failure (dumsor) in Ghana.
payhip.com/b/BlyQ9
4. How to Construct a Water-Proof Concrete Flat Roof in Ghana
payhip.com/b/QXJPl
5. How much Power Does your House Need?
payhip.com/b/8P7wu
6. Water System Design for a Multi-Storey Building in Ghana
payhip.com/b/fLKYD
7. How to Select the right Balustrade Artisan in Ghana
payhip.com/b/WbnCN
8. How to Select the right Window Artisan in Ghana
payhip.com/b/dL7FS
See you and Gad next time. Stay Blessed.
Indeed APTTMH that your electronic equipment didn't become a deadly situation. You both are doing a great job in Ghana. Well done and keep praising YAH for His mercies and grace 🙏🏾✨️😊
Bless Yah
Great advice brother Ash. I'll need to do this on our Jamaica build in a few years time. Big up yourself. Hi to Gad. 👊🏾🇬🇧🇯🇲.
Great advice Brother, A1 advice and you should be a building contractor. I see you have started a contractor business. God Bless🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💙💙💙
Hire this Brother Family, he will save you lots of headaches and money ❤❤❤❤❤
Another great info video from Asher & Gad. Good job.
Thank you for sharing this information. I'm so sorry for your loss.
@6:00 SCARY - Are you thinking of trying to place that device even higher to get it off the ground more? Perhaps you should buy a fire extinguisher which is rated for electrical fires and keep it nearby
It's a good idea to actually pressure test your pipes with a simple compresser. The way to do that is to seal all pipes except one
Gad & Asher,I'm so impressed about your technical knowledge and I will be coming to Ghana hopefully, I will meet you and be my building consultant.
Thanks for your tips Kingsley am coming next to enjoy the lovely sunny weather
Good tips as always Asher and I've been watching Gad too with the beautiful garden and all the tips of how to shop and store stuff 👌🏾. Thank you guys 😊
Another excellent video. Great you're sharing your misses to save us future heartaches. Mighty great of you. Thank you.
I stop posting comments and long really long text on other you tube channels. I really hope to meet your wife and yourself one day soon. Thank you brother for the constant great contend. I am looking forward in the future , of you helping me with my house when I move to Ghana. God bless! And good bye.
Bless - sure. All the best
Excellent!!! Thank you...
Great tips. I am curious to know through out the home building process what do you wish you would have done differently? In the home design, layout, use of local artisans etc…
Can u get a Carpenter to take off the roofing on top of the water tank raise it more higher to make it easy for ur plumbers so that that area will look nice than ur plumbers pushing this big tank in& out they will hurt their back ok
Is it advisable to buy a completed house already built ? they use cheap materials is a shame, u did a good job by fixing the leakage at the bathroom wall ur living room ceiling, a hole lot removing tiles on ur walls i can't believe it, don't forget the water tank please fix that area it doesn't look good, make it easy for the plumbers their back will hurt them they are young make that area open or raise the roofing 🙏🏻🙏🏻
That leak must be the most frustrating thing in that house. Our people won’t do professional job once and for all. I always tell those working for me I don’t ask for cheaper price so if they do a shoddy job, they will redo it all without me paying them a dime but it must be sad to watch
I noticed in quite a few residential homes that the space between the window frame and cinder blocks were not caulked/sealed thus leaving a space for ants to traverse.
Yea for sure
Great video as usual Gad & Asher. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain the gas cylinder connection. I really appreciate it. I'm a girl by the way 🤣🤣
Lol
My apologies
Hope it was clear for you
Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏
Welcome
Hi Gad, I love to seeing to be teaching now. It's it gas or electric cooker? Please which kind is better as I am really afraid of gas.
But if you paid for builders to put windows in sealing them is a standard thing they should do
Hello Asher & Gad, Should the electrical SMART METER (#5) be enclosed in an electrical box to protect from water, high winds, etc.?
Hi, was expecting to see the esrthing pole on the compound as well and how it was done as my electrician has left my earth on the compound open and put charcoal around it reason being we should allow it open for rain as well. How true is that. Thanks
Hello nice video👍🏾..
Please why did you choose prepaid meter over postpaid meter with this Big House?...
What are your reasons... Thank you
In ghana you can only have prepaid metres for all new built houses and all the old homes are being transferred to prepay meters
@@doreenasante7729 oh OK thanks 🙏🏾
Yup that’s how it should be done with those gas cookers and the gas. The gas need to be outside
Do you need a window in your electrical room? Is it part of the building code? Just wondering. Thanks
Great information,some of these Ghanaian artisan workers are not professional at all and their charges are mind blowing
How is your concrete roofing doing? Will you recommend it?
any recomme
dation on best roof and company
Asher Hi You should not have windows in the electrical Room😊
First here today
Welcome
Very useful advice, l have installed the water copper pipes and will definitely do a pressure test before installation of ceilings. Can l please ask how many pavers you used for your whole compound??
Will the RCCB not trip if I connect a welding or heavy machine?
Welding happened at my house two days ago
It did not trip
It’s not about the load
It’s about the characteristic of the equipment and leakage to earth
The 100A RCCB is suitable for the house load. If a large machine causes it to trip it means the machine is unsafe or someone is getting a shock
@@kingstal90 I see, I had wrong idea about how it works
@@kingstal90 pls how much did u get yr Rccb for ?
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Is the roofing over your polytank shed sloping into your neighbour's compound?
If so, is that allowed?
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OMG !! Imagin if you have no money for all this repair work to your building 🥺
Exactly