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Example report · Villa Saly avec piscine

Example construction site report

Here is a SEETLU report as the client receives it within 24 hours. The site is an example: the Villa Saly avec piscine of the Famille Ndiaye, an example client who lives in Paris. At this visit the technician found two missing stirrups at the foot of a pillar, and the report advises paying the next instalment once it is fixed. Two weeks later, the next visit shows the point fixed.

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The report of the 5 September visit

Villa Saly avec piscine · Saly Portudal · Saturday 5 September 2026, 09:40 in Dakar, 11:40 in Paris

Verdict Orange

Pillars in progress: two stirrups are missing at the foot of pillar P3, to be fitted before pouring.

Progress per work item

  • FoundationsFinished Green
  • Pillars and ring beamsIn progress Orange
  • SlabNot started
  • MasonryNot started
  • RoofNot started
  • Finishing tradesNot started

Point to watch

Pillar P3: two stirrups are missing at the foot, to be fitted before pouring. Gap reported to the site foreman, to be fixed.

Advice on the instalment

Instalment partly justified: pay the next instalment once the reported point is fixed.

On site that day

  • 9 workers, site foreman present
  • Cement 42.5: 110 bags, on pallets, under cover
  • HA10 and HA12 rebar: 60 bars
  • 15 cm blocks: 300 units

Next step

Builder: fix the reported point before going on.

The visit's photos

Sealed photo from an example report: formwork of a pillar, with the date, the time in Dakar and the GPS position in the band
Formwork of a ground floor pillar.
Sealed photo from an example report: the technician measures the stirrups of pillar P3
Stirrups of pillar P3 measured on site.

Two weeks later: the point is fixed

Saturday 19 September 2026, 09:40 in Dakar, 11:40 in Paris

Verdict Green

Pillar P3 point fixed. Upper slab in preparation, propping complete. Instalment justified.

Sealed photo from an example report: hollow blocks and mesh of the slab before pouring
Hollow blocks and mesh of the upper slab.
Sealed photo from an example report: props under the ground floor slab
Propping of the ground floor.

What every report contains

Every monitoring visit gives a report with the same sections, in your client area and by email:

How to read a sealed photo

The band at the bottom of each photo gives the visit reference, the date and time in Dakar, and the GPS position with its accuracy in metres. In your client area, the same photo also shows the time where you live.

Every photo has a fingerprint: if someone retouches it, the fingerprint no longer matches. The « Vérifier ce rapport » link lets you, your family, your notary or your bank check it. A photo sent on WhatsApp no longer proves anything; a sealed photo does.

The decision stays yours: you pay your builder directly, when you choose. SEETLU observes and proves, and never touches your site's money.

How much this report costs

The report is part of every monitoring package, from 39,000 FCFA a month for one visit a month. For a first assessment, the diagnostic visit costs 39,000 FCFA in Dakar for a house up to 300 m², report included. Your quote arrives the same day.

Frequently asked questions

When does the report arrive?

Within 24 hours of the visit, reviewed by SEETLU, in your client area and by email.

What language is the report in?

You read it in English, French, Italian or Spanish.

Can I pass the report on to my family or my bank?

Yes. The report downloads as a PDF, and the « Vérifier ce rapport » link lets anyone check that it has not been changed.

Does the report tell me whether to pay the builder?

It gives advice on the instalment, based on what is found on site. The decision is yours, and you pay your builder directly.

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