How much roughly is to construct a concrete slab with footing/column/pillar (is the top part not the foor part) for car porch ?

Measurement for the slab is 22ft (width) x 19ft (length)

location: KL

This post has been edited by dc89: Dec 6 2015, 04:55 PM

I believe is RM3.50 per sq feet

Where got so cheap?

Lay tiles already more than this.

removed.

This post has been edited by ccy1989: Dec 5 2015, 11:11 PM

anyone know ?

Around 14 to 16k depends on the location and current condition of the place.

Its an aprox idea only. As cost me around this much

Thanks @sheakhu

My location is in KL. Anyone else ?

almost your dimension, was quoted around RM15k

Got quoted RM12k for 11x20'. Not concrete slab, but concrete sides with roof shingles on top. Worked it out on a calculator, that's nearly RM55 / sq ft. Is that extremely high? Have not accepted yet. Wondering if it would be a lot cheaper if switch to straight concrete slab.

Note: the 11x20 is exactly half of the 22x20 front yard. Don't know if that makes a difference or not. The other half is open air.

I think 15K is reasonable.
Did you get an engineer to come up with the design?
This is quite big ... a normal size beam can extend up to 20 feet. Yours is 22ft ... you should be careful.
Some contractors use CQ rebar to maximize profit which is dangerous.

The best is to get an engineer to size up the footings (how big and how deep), the ground beams, columns etc.

If I do this myself I am sure it will not exceed 15K.

if for slab only is around RM350/sqft. Tile and others have to calc separately. d most imp is your water proofing ned do with care.

If u are choosing Shingles roof then u have to pay for the premium. If u looking for budgetary, go for monier tiles.

Monier is cheaper? I thought it'll be more expensive, compared to chaplang no brand stuff.

Wait. Maybe I'm using the wrong word. I thought "shingles" is the generic word for roof tiles, can be made of concrete fibre, ceramic, or whatever. We didn't actually specify what. He just said it will be the same material as the existing roof.

monier catalog also got super nice roof tiles.. sadly project basis only..

so sell at hardware store is the plain looking monier.

I think u mistype the figure is it?
if concrete slab is this price you can do,
then I think half of the malaysia developer project you can get
and I think you might be a Top 10 Contractor company in Malaysia ...
you hv the most labor because your project is too too too much .......

kl price not sure. might more or less.
but here is around 40-45/sqf ..
concrete slab - G25, Y12 Steel bar, footing, beam, waterproof
only cover wetwork

if hv hacking, need add some more.

bear in mind, please ask how they do the roof ..
as the concrete slab is very heavy.
some "BAD" contractor only using BRC net for roof ...
I know ppl won't believe it,
but once you have see it,
you will believe...

Totally my bad. I thought he say just concrete on the floor like example cover up of grass area in the car porch. Yes you are right if do all as what TS wanted will be quite expensive

Hello, currently am budgeting for 2nd phase renovation..planning to change current car porch to balcony... size 20x15 feet...

Prepare for leaking...just my thought.

Anyone know what’s the average market price in kl now to build a concrete slab roof and relocate the beam in car porch area? Size is roughly (wide)20ft x 10ft (length).

Original design similar to this.


Ideally to renovate to this in order to allow 2 car park.


This post has been edited by tony_mw: Nov 30 2020, 03:38 PM

I did like 10 years ago,,

15k total... including the roof tiles & everyting....

so now could be 30k??

Alright thanks.
Does that 'everything' included local council permit and architecture drawing?

This post has been edited by tony_mw: Nov 30 2020, 11:36 PM

Here's some rough figure for your reference.
A proper engineer and architect certified drawing submission for terrace houses, permit application and up to obtaining CCC, can cost about RM5-7k under KL area.
Different majlis bandar like MBPJ, MBSJ will cost you different rate too.

Thanks for the helpful advise.

yup. something like that...
but that time... not so strict.... and the local council people also I know some of them... so u know lorh

I see... Guess thats part of our benifit in this bolehland
Anyway, thanks for your reply and it certainly helps a newbie like me a lot.

can range from 15-30 depending on your requirement and complexity of the existing structure. having a middle column in the design is much more cheaper than a 20ft span. cheaper if just a porch, higher if you want to extend the verandah out and use the roof structure. 20ft width seems a tight fit for 2 cars but still doable.