1. Planning and Budgeting
Before laying the first brick, it is critical to outline your budget. Use a Cost Estimator to get a rough idea, but always demand a detailed Bill of Quantities (BOQ) from your contractor to prevent hidden costs.
2. Approvals and Legalities
Ensure you have all necessary local body approvals (CMDA, DTCP, etc.) before commencing work. Building without approval can lead to severe penalties or demolition.
3. Hiring the Right Team
Choose between a Turnkey Contractor or a Project Management Consultant (PMC). Always verify past projects, check engineering credentials, and sign a clear contract locking in material brands.
4. Execution and Quality Checks
Construction happens in phases: Foundation, Framing (Superstructure), Masonry, MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing), and Finishing. Ensure 500+ quality checks are performed across these stages.
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