Most construction disputes are not about workmanship. They are about a specification that was never written down — a brand that got substituted, a date nobody committed to, a scope that quietly shrank between the quote and the slab.
We work from a line-item bill of quantities that names brands and grades, tie payments to construction milestones rather than calendar dates, and put a delay clause in the contract. That last one matters less as compensation than as a signal: a contractor willing to sign one takes the schedule seriously.
We measure the plot, confirm the FAR and setbacks, and produce the architectural plan and 3D elevation for your sign-off.
A line-item bill of quantities with named brands, a milestone payment schedule, and the delay clause — all before any work starts.
Excavation through slab, with your inspection at foundation and each slab pour. Progress photographs shared weekly.
Flooring, fittings, paint and final snagging. Handover includes the completion documents and the defect liability cover.
2025Ground-up construction of a four-bedroom independent floor, from structural design through final finishing. Delivered two weeks ahead of the contracted date with the material specification matching the signed BOQ line for line.
2025A three-floor builder project including architectural planning, 3D elevation, structural work and complete finishing. Executed with staged client inspections at foundation, slab and finishing milestones.
Everything from design through final finishing — structure, electrical, plumbing, flooring, doors, windows and paint. Boundary walls, landscaping, solar and loose furniture are the usual exclusions; we list them explicitly in the quote rather than leaving you to discover them later.
Against construction milestones — foundation, each slab, brickwork, finishing, handover — not against calendar months. This keeps our cash flow tied to actual progress, which is the point.
The contract carries a per-week delay figure against the agreed handover date. Genuine force majeure and client-side changes are carved out, and those carve-outs are written down too.
Yes. We regularly build to drawings from an architect the client has already appointed. The BOQ and milestone structure work the same way.
We prepare and support the sanctioned plan submission. Statutory fees are at actuals and shown separately from our scope, so you can see exactly what is ours and what is the authority's.
Send the plot size or flat area, your rough budget, and when you want to start. We’ll come back with a scope and an indicative number — no obligation.
