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We recently got it done from a local business close to the house. From my research, there are two way:

1. Redo the "surki", i.e. break the concrete and redo it. This is more costly (2X price), takes a little longer, but is more durable and you can don't need any special precaution while using the ...

One option I do not see many people doing, is using steel girder beams and columns instead of RCC.
Several advantages I can think of:

1. Faster construction
2. Less dependence on curing (since most builders try to hurry this phase)
3. In the future, easier to reclaim used steel and sell

The ...

Each floor needs a toilet too, which you can fit in the back of the 6' * 15' common area on each floor.

Ground floor: Two shops of 12' (facing road) X 15' (depth) approximately. That will leave (30 - 12*2) = 6' * 15' for staircase and lift for upper floors.

Same on first and second floor.

Thanks Naveen and Praveen for the useful info. I appreciate.
I have two more queries. Would appreciate if you or anyone could help me.
1. I am in a dilemma between 2 options. One of them is a site and the other is a demolishable house. Are there any challenges in demolishing a house (for example ...