How to make a good house on a very low budget?

Owning a house is everyone’s dream.

But is it necessary to make a lot of sacrifices and live in financial scarcity, living a cash-strapped existence?

Well, the answer is a resounding no.

It might surprise you but it is perfectly possible to make a good house on a low budget.

The concept of affordable housing is something that people who aren’t aware of it, might frown upon but once they get to know what it is, they will understand that affordability depends on a lot of things and it is not necessarily the degradation of quality that results in lowered prices.

 The biggest fear that people have is that if there is something available in the market for lower prices then it must be because the quality has been reduced.

But this is not at all the case. In this article, we will tell how houses are made on a low budget.

 ·         The technique used in low-budget houses is different from that used in normal construction.

Using a standard square frame structure would save a lot of money in the steel required, which would result in saving money.

Having standard design saves a lot of money since the design calculations involved and made are done once and repeated.

Since the procedure is the same, the speed of construction is also good.

 ·         Another trick to low-budget houses is the use of local materials.

As one reduces the use of exported materials, the cost automatically reduces.

If you are procuring your materials from nearby locations then your cost of the project would reduce tremendously.

To achieve this proper resource, mapping has to be done. This way the project won’t be delayed even when you are facing government bans on materials being transported etc.

  ·         invest in machinery.

This would prevent a lot of labor costs.

The more mechanized construction gets and depends less on labor the more profitable it would be.

The labor cost has gone up a lot and the availability of labor has reduced which leads to delays.

Thus investing in machinery as much as possible would prevent labor problems in the future.

·         Use green building design philosophy.

One needs to dismiss the idea of green building as a product rather than as a process.

When one employs green building design philosophy, the process would involve choosing techniques and materials which are environmentally friendly and economical.

Using green energy would be beneficial to the environment and would also be economical.

 ·         Use fly ash blocks instead of bricks.

The blocks are good for the environment and also very economical.

As the size is bigger the work gets done a lot faster, quicker.

The requirement of plastering is negligent.

Thus, finishing is also faster.

That makes these blocks very economical.

 ·         Use a prefabricated structure.

This saves a lot of time, money, and resources.

When compared to in-situ construction the accuracy is also more. The project is completed at an unprecedented speed.

A lot of time being saved results in money being saved.

The labor required is also less.

There is less hassle involved and lesser supervision.

Therefore, this is a very economical option.

Owning a house is everyone’s dream.

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