Questions before
the first brick?

We can discuss design and approval coordination as part of your project scope. The competent authority, submission route, required documents and fees depend on the exact plot and proposed building. Confirm professional fees and statutory fees separately. An approval decision and its timing remain with the relevant authority.

Ask for the scope, drawings, measurement method, brands and material allowances, inclusions and exclusions, taxes, payment milestones, programme, inspection stages, variation process, warranty terms and handover documents in writing. Resolve differences between the website and your project proposal before signing.

A fixed price relates to a clearly agreed scope and specification. Your contract should explain how changes in design, finishes, quantities, ground conditions or statutory requirements are handled. Agree the price and timing of any variation in writing before additional work begins.

Confirm land costs, taxes, statutory fees, design and soil investigation, special foundations, compound wall, borewell, sump, utility connections, interiors and upgrades. Some items may be included in your proposal and others may be separate. Use an itemised quote to establish your complete budget.

Start with your plot location, dimensions, planned use, proposed floors and approximate budget. Existing drawings are helpful, but you can begin with a location and a rough idea. Use the project enquiry form to request a discussion with our team, or call +91 99627 07098.

Use that discussion to establish the information needed for a site assessment and an itemised proposal. Confirm the assessment scope and any fee before arranging it. A useful proposal identifies drawings, material specifications, inclusions, exclusions, payment stages and the proposed schedule.

Lenders offer construction finance subject to their own eligibility, legal and technical checks. Ask your chosen lender for current rates, required documents, your contribution and stage-wise disbursement terms. Discuss the construction estimate and progress documents needed for your application with our team; loan approval rests with the lender.

Compare the Standard and Premium specifications on the packages page. Confirm brands, grades, product models, allowances and acceptable alternatives in your signed specification. Your structural engineer’s design and site conditions determine structural requirements; brand names alone do not establish suitability.

Project suitability depends on location, access, intended use and scope. Share your site and approximate built-up area with our team to confirm availability. The calculator’s input limits are calculation limits, not a project acceptance commitment.

Agree a communication plan before work starts: your project contact, reporting frequency, site photographs, review meetings and the record of approvals and variations. Ask our team which monitoring arrangements are included in your proposal rather than assuming a specific app or update frequency.

The listed starting specifications are Standard at INR 2,199 per sq.ft and Premium at INR 2,599 per sq.ft. Premium changes selected materials and finishes. These are indicative residential construction rates; final scope, site conditions, taxes, exclusions and the area measurement method must be confirmed in a written quote.

Agree a stage-wise payment schedule in your contract. It should define each milestone, the evidence required to confirm completion, payment due dates and treatment of approved variations. If you use a bank loan, coordinate the schedule with the lender’s inspection and disbursement terms.

Discuss your finish priorities and budget during the design and proposal stage. Record each selected product and allowance in the specification. Later changes may affect procurement, cost and the programme; agree those effects before proceeding.

A typical project moves through the brief and site assessment, design and engineering, required approvals, the agreed proposal and contract, site preparation, structure, services, finishes and handover. Some activities overlap. Your project programme should identify dependencies and the decisions needed at each stage.

Discuss design and material checks, reinforcement and concrete inspections, testing appropriate to the engineer’s specification, plumbing tests, electrical checks, waterproofing checks and the final snag list. Ask how inspections are recorded, who reviews them and how defects are resolved before the next stage.

Ask your proposal to identify the site engineer or supervisor, their responsibilities and availability, and the contact for design or commercial decisions. Agree how site issues are escalated and who can authorise changes.

Discuss access, inspection stages and reporting arrangements before signing. An independent engineer can review work at agreed milestones. Their scope, fees and coordination with the construction team should be clear to everyone involved.

There is no single reliable timeline for every Chennai plot. Approvals, structure, built-up area, design complexity, access, material lead times and weather affect the programme. Ask for a site-specific schedule showing pre-construction, execution and handover separately, with dependencies and buffers.

Confirm the required permissions for your plot and proposed work with the competent authority and registered professional before starting. Use the waiting period to finalise the brief, investigate the site and coordinate drawings and specifications. Do not assume an application is permission to build.

Request the actual warranty document before signing. Check the covered elements, duration, exclusions, maintenance duties, notification process and responsibility for repairs. Structural, waterproofing, finish and manufacturer warranties can differ. The signed agreement determines the coverage for your project.

We serve residential, commercial, turnkey and renovation projects in and around Chennai. Share your site location and requirements so we can discuss your project and any site assessment needed. See our service coverage for more detail or contact our team to plan your next step.