
Builders
Drawings, estimates, approvals and supervision — without the full contract
Construction consultation is for owners who are running their own build but want professional help with specific parts: drawings, approvals, a realistic cost estimate, or periodic supervision to check the work being done.
Plenty of people in this region build through a mason they know and trust, and there is nothing wrong with that. What is usually missing is a proper drawing set, a sanctioned plan and someone checking the reinforcement before a slab is cast.
We take those pieces on their own. The most common request is a second opinion on an estimate before signing with a contractor — which is a small fee against a large decision, and we would rather you spent it than not.
- Available separately
- Drawings, approvals, estimates, supervision, valuation
- Supervision
- Scheduled site visits with a written report after each
- Useful when
- You are self-managing or already have a contractor
- Fee
- Fixed and quoted before work begins
How it runs
- Tell us which part you want help with
- Site visit or document review, depending on the scope
- Deliverable — a drawing set, an estimate review, or an approval submission
- Site visits at agreed stages if supervision is included
- A written report after each visit noting what was checked and what needs attention
Construction Consultation — common questions
Yes, and it is one of our most common consultation jobs. We check the quantities, the specification and the rates, and tell you what has been left out — omissions matter more than inflated rates in most quotes.
Yes. We prepare the drawings and submit them to the local body or panchayat for you, as a standalone job with a fixed fee.
It depends on what you want checked. A common arrangement is a visit at each critical stage — foundation, each slab, brickwork and finishing — with a written report each time. More frequent visits are possible.
Tell us what you need
A loan, a building, a plot — start with a conversation. We will tell you plainly whether we can help and what it will cost.
