Work highlights 3 housing construction mistakes and explains the critical gate level
The General Authority for Public Works warns against three mistakes related to the gate level when building a house. It emphasizes the importance of adhering to approved elevations to ensure the safety of the property and effective rainwater drainage. The authority notes that making modifications after construction is more difficult and costly. They stress the necessity of reviewing and confirming the correct elevation implementation by the consultant, contractor, and owner to avoid water pooling issues, excessive slope at the entrance, delays in issuing final certificates, and increased costs. Additionally, the authority clarifies that adhering to proper levels reduces the risk of water leakage, protects entrances and properties in the long term, and highlights that the responsibility for execution is shared to ensure a safe and sustainable home.
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