What we do
Independent houses, villas and apartment blocks built end to end — from foundation to final handover.
We take the plot, the drawings and the budget, and return a finished building. Excavation, foundation, RCC frame, brickwork, plaster, flooring, electrical, plumbing and painting are all handled by our own supervised teams.
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Shops, showrooms, offices and warehouses delivered to schedule with clear stage-wise costing.
Commercial work lives and dies by the opening date. We plan backwards from it, sequence the trades so they are not waiting on each other, and report progress against the schedule every week.
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A single point of responsibility for design, material, labour and execution. One contract, one team.
You deal with one person and receive one bill. No coordinating between an architect, a contractor and four vendors, and no gaps between them where cost and blame collect.
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Structural repair, extensions and full renovation of existing buildings without disturbing daily use.
Older buildings hide surprises, so we survey first and quote from what we find rather than what we assume. Where you need to keep living or trading in the building, we phase the work around you.
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Qualified supervisors on site daily, with material checks and progress reporting to the owner.
If you already have a contractor but no time to watch the site, we supervise on your behalf — checking material quality, measurements and workmanship, and flagging problems while they are still cheap to fix.
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Detailed BOQ, drawings and realistic timelines before a single brick is laid.
A proper bill of quantities before work starts is the single biggest protection against cost overruns. You see quantity, rate and amount for every item, and you approve it before we begin.
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From an itemised bill of quantities — quantity, rate and amount for every item — prepared and approved before work starts. If the scope changes later, the change is quoted and approved in writing before it is executed.
In stages tied to work completed, not to dates. Typically an advance, then payments at plinth, slab, brickwork, finishing and handover. You pay for a stage after it is done and measured.
Either way works. In a turnkey contract we procure everything against the brands agreed with you. If you prefer to buy, we give you the specification and quantity and check what arrives.
A completion date is part of the written agreement, and the schedule is planned backwards from it. Where a delay is genuinely outside our control — a sanction, a monsoon, a change you ask for — you are told immediately, not at the end.
Yes. Structural and architectural drawings, and coordination for local approvals, can all be part of the scope. Tell us at the estimate stage so it is priced in.
You receive the snag list closed in writing along with material bills and warranty documents. Workmanship issues reported in the agreed period are attended to at no cost.
Send us the details and we will come back with an approach and a rough estimate.