Farm houses
Weekend houses on farm land — designed for the plot's orientation, its trees and the way the family actually uses it.
- Single and double storey
- Verandahs, courtyards and outdoor kitchens
- Caretaker quarters and boundary work
Civil contracting & construction
We develop the land.We build on it too.
Farm houses, villas, residential buildings and the civil work underneath them — drawn by our own architects, built by our own site teams, and billed against work that has actually been measured.
- 2000
- Building since
- In-house
- Design
- Stage-wise
- Billing
On site
Steel and shuttering before the pour
Structure
Slab poured and cured
Every stage is photographed and shared as it happens, so you can follow a build you are paying for without driving out to the site on a Sunday.
Ask for a site visitWhat we build
Four kinds of work, one site team
From a single weekend house on a farm plot to the roads and drainage under a whole layout.
Residential houses & villas
Independent houses on your plot or ours, from a bare shell to a finished, painted, fitted home.
- RCC framed and load-bearing
- Vaastu-conscious planning on request
- Turnkey or structure-only packages
Apartments & institutional
Multi-storey residential and institutional buildings where the schedule and the safety file matter as much as the finish.
- Framed multi-storey structures
- Statutory compliance and documentation
- Site safety and daily reporting
Site infrastructure
The work that makes land buildable — the same civil capability we use on our own layouts.
- Internal roads and drainage
- Boundary walls and entrance gates
- Water, sewer and electrical routing
How a build runs
Six stages, and you are paid up to date at every one
The order never changes, and neither does the rule that money follows measured work.
- 01
Drawings and estimate
Our own architects draw the plan, elevation and structural layout. You get a priced bill of quantities against those drawings — not a rate per square foot with the details left open.
- 02
Agreement and schedule
A written contract fixing scope, specification, stage-wise payments and a completion date, with the material brands named in the schedule.
- 03
Foundation and structure
Excavation, footings, columns and slabs. Concrete is cube-tested and steel is used to the structural drawing — both recorded stage by stage.
- 04
Masonry and services
Walls, plaster, and the plumbing and electrical routed before anything is closed up, so nothing is chased into a finished wall later.
- 05
Finishing
Flooring, joinery, fittings, waterproofing and paint, to the brands written into the agreement rather than whatever is on the truck.
- 06
Handover
A snag list you sign off, the completion documents, and the as-built drawings for whoever maintains the building next.
How we work
The parts you cannot see once the plaster is on
Anyone can show you a finished elevation. These are the things that decide whether it lasts.
Tested concrete, not trusted concrete
Cube samples taken at pour and tested at 7 and 28 days, with the results kept on file for the building's life.
Stage-wise billing
You pay against work that has actually been completed and measured, never against a calendar date.
One company, drawing to handover
The architect and the site team work for the same firm, so a design problem is ours to solve rather than an argument you referee.
Supervised every working day
A site engineer on the ground daily, with progress photographs shared so you can follow the work without driving out.
Buying and building together
Buy the plot from us and build on it with us
The layouts we sell were planned by the same studio that will draw your house, so the setbacks, the levels and the services are known before anyone quotes. It also means one company is answerable for the land and the building on it.
Questions
Things buyers ask us first
Will you build on a plot I already own?
Yes. We build on our own layouts and on land you already hold. For a plot bought elsewhere we will want to see the title and the approved layout before we quote, because the approvals affect what can be built.
How do you price the work?
Against a bill of quantities drawn from the actual drawings, with the material specification named. A bare rate per square foot hides what is included, and that is where disputes come from.
Can I supply my own material?
You can, and some clients do for flooring and fittings. We will quote labour and structure separately in that case, and the specification will record what you are supplying so responsibility is clear.
Who handles approvals and sanction?
Our architecture team prepares and submits the drawings for building permission. Statutory fees are paid by the owner at actuals.
Do you give a completion date?
The agreement carries a completion date and a stage schedule. Weather, statutory delays and any change you ask for mid-build move it — and we tell you at the time rather than at the end.
What happens after handover?
A defect liability period is written into the agreement covering workmanship. Fittings carry their manufacturer's own warranty, and we hand over those documents at completion.
Tell us what you want to build
Send the plot details and a rough brief. We will come back with what is buildable on it and what it is likely to cost.