Frequently Asked Questions
Blocks, Pavers & Rentals — Your Questions Answered
How much does a block cost in Lagos and Ogun State?+
Block prices move with cement, sand, and diesel costs, so we don't publish a fixed price — it can change week to week. Use the estimator on our homepage to get your exact quantity, then message us on WhatsApp for today's unit price.
Do you deliver outside Ikorodu and Ikenne Remo?+
Yes. Our two yards are our production bases, but our haulage fleet delivers blocks, pavers, and equipment to any part of Lagos and Ogun States, including estate developments and remote sites.
Do you offer on-site mobile block production for large projects?+
Yes! For large estate developments, commercial complexes, or remote sites across Lagos and Ogun States, we deploy our mobile production units directly to your site. We batch, cast, and cure high-compressive-strength blocks and pavers on location — eliminating transit breakages and drastically cutting haulage costs.
What's the difference between 6-inch and 9-inch blocks?+
Both blocks share the same face size, so they cover the same area per piece — the difference is thickness. 9-inch blocks are used for load-bearing and external walls; 6-inch blocks are typically used for internal partitions where full strength isn't required.
Can I rent a concrete mixer without an operator?+
Yes, self-operated daily or weekly rental is available. We also offer mixers with an operator on request for large site pours.
How accurate is the online block/paver estimator?+
It's a solid planning estimate using standard quantity-surveying rules of thumb, but actual quantities can vary based on your architectural drawing, door/window sizes, and site conditions. For an exact material take-off, send us your drawing.
Do you handle full construction, or only supply materials?+
Both. We supply blocks, pavers, and equipment, and our crews also handle civil construction execution — fencing, flooring, and block-work — managed on site from start to finish.
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