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The land
Topographic survey, soil check, setting out. A building placed correctly on its plot costs less to build, and it holds.
What we do
Five trades, one single site
Survey, drawings, structural works, electrics and finishing are handled by the same house. That is what removes the three weeks lost between two trades waiting on each other.
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Construction and structural works
Foundations that hold, walls that stand true
Houses, duplexes, rental blocks and commercial units. Foundations, walls, slabs, roof frame and covering, with material quality written into the quote.
- Foundations and earthworks
- Walls, columns and slabs
- Roof frame and covering
- Refurbishment and extension
02
Architecture and design
See the house before you pay for it
Plans, three-dimensional views and detailed quantities. Moving a room on a drawing costs nothing; moving it once the wall is up costs a great deal.
- Drawings and permit file
- Three-dimensional views before works
- Quantities and item-by-item quote
- Fitted to the plot and the budget
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Survey and soil study
Knowing what you are building on
Land survey, boundary marking, setting out and soil checks. This is the step people skip to save money, and the one that costs the most when it is missing.
- Topographic survey and site plan
- Setting out the building
- Soil investigation
- Checking the plot boundaries
04
Building electrification
An installation that does not run hot
Domestic and industrial installation, compliant board, earthing, indoor and outdoor lighting. Planned on the drawings, not chased into a finished wall.
- Domestic and industrial installation
- Distribution board and earthing
- Indoor and outdoor lighting
- Generator and inverter provision
05
Finishing and decoration
The house ready to live in
Tiling, plumbing, joinery, false ceilings, painting and interior decoration. The last third of a build is the part you see every day: the same site manager sees it through.
- Tiling and plumbing
- Joinery and false ceilings
- Painting and renders
- Interior decoration
Our method
A build is decided before the foundations
What blows a budget in Cameroon is almost never the price of cement. It is the building set wrong on its plot, the slab poured twice, the electrician arriving after the tiler. So we work in order: measure, draw, cost, then build.
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Drawings and quote
Plans, three-dimensional views and quantities. You approve the volumes, the façade and the budget before the first bag of cement arrives.
03
The site
Foundations, walls, slabs, roof frame and covering. A site manager answers the phone, and you receive photographs every week.
04
The finishing
Electrics, plumbing, tiling, painting and interior decoration. The house is handed over ready to live in, not ready to finish.
Your project
A plot, an idea, a budget?
Describe your project in five answers. You get a reply the same day, and a costed quote as soon as the project is precise enough.
