Not sure about the status of the phone number.SatishKumar wrote: ↑March 31st, 2023, 12:33 pm@msn1270 - i have reached out to Dr.Raghunath@protect infra thru +91 9945854043 / +91 9108460043. Over a period of 3 days, both the nos on dialling out gave the msg "Incoming calls are barred to this no and will be activated upon recharge. Dropped a note to their contact email id. just FYI.
This is Raghunath's new contact number: 9538860043SatishKumar wrote: ↑March 31st, 2023, 12:33 pm@msn1270 - i have reached out to Dr.Raghunath@protect infra thru +91 9945854043 / +91 9108460043. Over a period of 3 days, both the nos on dialling out gave the msg "Incoming calls are barred to this no and will be activated upon recharge. Dropped a note to their contact email id. just FYI.
Any idea on how much (per sft) does the first option (surki) cost?rk80 wrote: ↑March 25th, 2023, 2:33 amWe 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 roof later (e.g. to put chairs and tables etc.).
2. Fill cracks in roof by opening them with a cutter and filling with epoxy. Then use water proofing chemicals and coat the roof with it. Sometimes they also use a mosquito mesh type of fabric to hold the chemicals in place. This is cheaper, quicker, they give "guarantee" it will last for 5-7 years minimum. But you have to be careful not to have any sharp objects on the roof (e.g. legs of chairs) which might rip open the fabric and create holes.
My suggestion is to go for (1) if you have time and money.
