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Turnkey house construction on your own plot

Turnkey house construction means one contract and one point of responsibility from the first drawing to the day you get the keys. You are not coordinating a mason, an electrician and a plumber separately, and you are not chasing approvals yourself.

The alternative most families try first is managing the build themselves to save the contractor's margin. It can work, and we have seen it work. It also demands that someone be on site regularly for a year, know when a slab is being cast badly, and have the standing to send material back. If that person does not exist in your family, the saving tends to be spent twice over.

Under a turnkey contract you get one written specification, one price, one schedule and one person to call. Where the specification is silent, we write it down and price it before the work happens.

Contract
Single turnkey agreement, drawings to handover
Payments
Stage-linked against completed work
Included
Plan approval, structure, electrical, plumbing, finishing
Documents at handover
As-built drawings, warranties, approval papers

How it runs

  1. Plot inspection, soil assessment and a check on setbacks and access
  2. Plan and elevation agreed with you, against an itemised estimate
  3. Approval from the local body or panchayat
  4. Foundation, columns, slabs and brickwork
  5. Electrical and plumbing rough-in, plastering, flooring and joinery
  6. Painting, fittings, snag list and handover

House Construction — common questions

  • We state the exclusions in writing at the start. Typically these are furniture, appliances, the electricity service connection deposit, and any compound wall or landscaping not in the drawings. You should never have to guess at this.

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.