Building In Ghana: A Time to build & A Time to Tear Down & Rebuild_My mistakes and lessons Learned. 

Wow! I missed alot. Beautiful progress, my felicitations.

Well done you have done a good job

What you've done there is very good but it will come back again that is the salt water so try that dryrod

Nice work friend .....i'm learning from your video , just bought a plot in Asebu and i will start building in December 2023 ,but i m in Los Angeles now .......Thanks Guy K

put copping design on the edge of the tiles

Wow. The New Balcony Tiles Is Very Nice. The New Tiles Will Definitely Show The Dirt

Awesome!!!! Excellent job matching the tiles. The summer hut reminds me of most two-story homes in Togo, serene and beautiful. It is also good to see your friend supporting and rejoicing with you along your journey. 👍🏾👸🏾👑🌻💖✌🏾

I haven't heard from u for a long time, that's amazing work, U done well

Good Day Sister Proud of your progress. What type of tiles did you use?

Hi nice house where did you get the tile I like the black and white please

So proud of you sis

Hello thanks for the update. I'm having same water damping issued and porch tile problem. Watching your videos makes me feel like I'm not alone. Pls the 110 transformer was purchased in the USA or ghana?

Hi also curious on where you bought the transformer from here in the USA and size. Any info on the transformer will be appreciated. Thank you

Welldone👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

So is the tiles just covering the problem or is the problem solved? Will the water create mold under your floor inside your house?

It's all worked out beautifully. Good on you. Question? Do you have a good electrician who can put in the u.s and ghana electric lines?

That "membrane" is regular plastic. It'll break down in less than 3yrs. DIY Ghanaian builders keep repeating the same mistake trying to engineer their own building without good info. The tiles are going to make the rising damp worst

Hi please what store in the US did you get the transformer and what size kva is that?

Wanted to know where you bought the tiles sent a message you never replied

pls is the 110 transfer installed out side or indoors?

Youve wasted a lot of money tiling the outside because of damp. It doesnt solve the problem

No it isn't the dampness if not treated correctly wil continue to rise and at the same time distroy not just the foundation but compromise your building. You're wasting money my dear please get a professional structional Engineer to check your building and advice you on the course of action you Need to take. Mold can and will develop this will have severe impact on your health long term. Please deal with this now