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We provide borehole services, that digs deep to get you the cleanest water you will get in your location, a brief summary of our processes are...

4 Steps In The Water Borehole Drilling Process

Step 1 – Hydro-geologists site the borehole: The very first thing that needs to be determined is where the water is, and how we’re going to get to it. That’s why we employ hydro-geologists who make use of a variety of borehole drilling methods to assess the geophysical properties of the underlying area. These are the guys that help us ensure we’re not drilling into natural hazards (such as faults or fractures) or manmade infrastructure (pipelines, cables, phone lines, etc).

Step 2 – Drilling and Construction: Once the hydro-geologists have helped us prep a path for borehole drilling, we follow through and construct the borehole. It’s not as easy as Moses and the rock, unfortunately, and, contrary to popular belief, an endless supply of water won’t just surge to the surface following the drilling of the borehole; there are still steps to follow and processes to be completed. Once the borehole has been drilled the necessary unstable lengths of the borehole are steel cased in an effort to reinforce the ‘tube’.

Step 3 – Determining the yield of the borehole: In order to most accurately gauge the yield of a domestic water borehole an aquifer test is performed. This involves installing a test pump and pumping borehole water for a fixed set of variables; a given time at a given rate, and then assessing the test’s impact on the water level in the borehole. Maximum yield is achieved by increasing the abstraction rate, ensuring optimum drawdown of water in the borehole.

Step 4 – Pumping and piping the borehole: The kind of pumping system and piping installed in your new domestic water borehole will largely depend on the intended use of the borehole water. For more information, or to make an appointment to start the process.

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What to look out for when acquiring a property

Would you spend just 20 minutes viewing a property that is going to be your home for many years? Some buyers do – and live to regret it. Don’t remember the things you should have looked for after you have left

1. Is there damp?

The main giveaway signs are a mouldy smell, flaky plaster, and watermarked walls or ceilings. It sounds obvious, but make sure you look closely near the ceiling and around the skirting boards. Another clue might be if the room has just been repainted – possibly covering any damp

2. Is the building structurally sound?

If the house looks and feels solid and structurally sound you may not need a surveyor at all. Big cracks are what you are looking for – you should expect some hairline cracks. Look especially around where extensions join, end-of-terrace walls, and bay windows, all of which can start to fall or bow away from the rest of the house. But you can only look for what you know; a chartered surveyor with years of experience is trained to spot risks and know what needs attention.

3. How much storage space is there?

Storage space is a valuable but often overlooked asset. Where will you keep your vacuum cleaner, towels, spare linen, and boxes of junk? Is there room for cupboards or shelves to be built in? Especially in newly built houses, storage space can be scarce.

4. Which way does the house face?

In winter, during a cloudy day or at night, it is difficult to tell the difference between a north and south facing house or garden – but in summer it can make the difference between a home that is full of light and warmth, and one that is frustratingly dark. Your favourite plants might notice too, and protest by dying. Don’t be shy about taking a compass with you to the viewing – you might have one on your phone. With bi-fold doors all the rage, be aware that in moments of sunshine the solar gain can make the room unbearably warm, so try to visit and spend some time in that room when the suns out.

5. Are the rooms big enough for your needs?

We’ve heard off new build home developers putting smaller furniture in rooms to make them seem bigger. Be warned! Assuming you won’t be buying all new furniture as soon as you move in, will your existing furniture fit?

6. Have you been fooled by staging?

Cleverly placed mirrors, strategic lighting, delicious smells, cosy fires, and fresh licks of paint are all tricks sellers use to make their home more appealing. It’s nice to feel you can move straight in without having to do a thing, but try to remain objective. And if their furnishing make the space, take photos and ask what they are leaving behind. Perfect light fittings, for example, can take an age to find and replace!

7. Do the window frames have cracking paint? Is the double-glazing intact?

The state of the external window frames is a great indicator of the state of the house – if people have invested in and looked after those, they are likely to have taken great care of the rest. If you can easily push your finger into wooden window frame, they are usually rotten. If there is condensation between double-glazed window-panes it means that they are faulty. New windows need to be installed by a registered approved inspector so you should get a FENSA or similar certificate, which often come with guarantees. Ask if this is the case.

8. How old is the roof?

Replacing roofs is an expensive business, and newer roofs have a life expectancy of only 15-20 years, depending on the materials
Also, if the property has a flat or nearly flat roof, check out the material with which it sealed. Nowadays a membrane is used and is better than asphalt and gravel, which can leave seams and edges unsealed

9. Are there enough power points and what condition are they in?

Dodgy wiring can be dangerous, and rewiring your new home can be an expensive business. Also check out the fuse board – often an indication of the state of the wiring but a survey will confirm if it needs replacing. Having enough plug points is apparently a big selling point in our increasingly gadget driven world so worth taking note on the way round.

10. Is the plumbing up to scratch?

Run the taps to check the water pressure. Ask if the pipes are insulated, and ensure they are not lead which would have to be replaced. Do the radiators actually work? How old is the boiler? If the hot water tank is situated in the roof it is probably an old one, and may have to be replaced soon

11. Is the property adequately sound-proofed?

If the sellers have the radio or television on ask for it to be turned down to ensure that you can’t hear your neighbours’ every word.

12. What’s the attic like?

People often ignore the attic, but it is an important part of the house. How easy is it to access? Is there much storage space? Could it be converted into extra rooms? Is there insulation? The latter can make a huge difference to your bills and general comfort in winter.

13. What’s the area like?

• Are you near a pub or bar or kebab shop that becomes rowdy in the evening?
• Can you walk to shops to get a pint of milk, or do you have to drive?
• Is it easy to get to public transport?
• Are there noisy roads or train tracks nearby?
• Are you underneath a flight path?
• Is there a local dump in smelling distance?
• Are you near a school that makes it impossible to get out of your drive at school run time?

And most importantly, does it feel like you could make it your home?

If you do like a property, arrange another viewing for a different time of day, and scout out the local area a bit more. If you can, take somebody with you who might be able to notice things you don’t.

Talk to us today, we will guide you through locating the best properties that suits your budget value, we offer you the best options at best rates.

We do Janitorial/cleaning and Landscaping services

Our Janitorial and Landscaping service, caters for the small and big client.  Whether you live in an apartment/flat, or you need an efficient team to handle your business, and residential estate's cleaning and landscaping/gardening works.
Our services includes:
Landscaping/gardening services
Cleaning and polishing of rooms/bath areas
Cleaning of premises
Clearing of weeds and fumigation.

We hire seasoned professionals, and ensure strict monitoring by seasoned supervisors, to ensure you are satisfied...leaving your premises/home fresh, beautiful, with a sweet fragrance.




Your satisfaction is our business...call us, and relax.

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We give you value for your Real Estate investment. Talk to us to manage your property.

Are you a property owner/developer looking to sell or lease out your property, you are in the right place.

We will ensure you give out your real estate investment at the best rates, available in the market, by valuing your property at best market competitive rates, your property gets sold/leased out, as quickly as possible.

We interview and do vetting for your new tenants on lease transactions, doing background checks, to ensure only responsible Tenants live in your apartments.

We also have a strong legal department to handle all the agreements documents and filing of appropriate documents, as at when necessary.

Our wide reach and deep penetrating marketing strategy, enables us to reach prospective tenants, this allows your real estate investment active, all year round, meeting up with your target income from your real estate property. 

We are active on online platforms, like LinkedIn, Whatsapp, bb Messenger, as well as paid adverts on OLX, Property online and other online platforms to connect with prospective clients, and hundreds of  Real estate brokers/agents across Lagos and Nigeria.

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Call us for more on how, we will make your real estate investment pay you more. 

Regards,

Distribute Inc team. 

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For enquiries and inspection bookings, call: 08186148370

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Land for sale, and Duplex for lease in Osapa-Lekki, Aguingi, Sango-tedo axis, May 2017.

20 hectares @ behind shoprite Sangotedo wit C of O, #5m/ plt.

6 acres facing Lekki Epe Expressway @ Abijon GRA wit C of O, #20m/ plt.

15 plots opposite crown estate wit excision #12m/ plot

1 Plot @ GOOD NEWS ESTATE, Ogombo wit C of O, #8m

Half plot @ GOOD NEWS ESTATE Ogombo with C of O  #4m

2 plots facing Lekki Epe Expressway at Okoado for #110m (NET)

 An acre(6 plots), available for sale, opposite Cooplan estate (Owned by shell) ,Orchid road,Conservation area, Lekki express-way.
price 23mil/plot, road is paved to land. with gov consent.

Well renovated 4bdrm Duplex, in its own compound,available in Crown estate,by shoprite sango tedo-1.6mil

 A plot 780sqm available inside Atlantic view estate, on alpha beach road, by chevron, going for 22mil, with c of o.

For enquiries and inspection bookings, call: 08186148370
Distributeinc@gmail.com

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