Frequently asked questions

15+ years, 250+ delivered projects and 150+ repeat and referral clients across commercial, residential, industrial and institutional work.]

Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad, with project teams mobilised from the nearest regional office.

Yes, plus industrial and institutional projects. Roughly 60% of our volume is commercial and turnkey work.

Yes. Once the scope is defined we share references from two or three comparable projects so you can ask questions we cannot answer about ourselves.

A signed itemised BOQ before work starts, one accountable project manager, weekly written reporting, and stage-wise quality sign-offs that are recorded rather than assumed.

₹800–₹7,500+ per sq ft of carpet area depending on tier. The rate card and what each tier includes is published on the interior design page.

45–90 working days for most apartments, measured from BOQ freeze rather than from the first conversation.

Yes, and execution does not begin until you sign them off.

Yes kitchens, wardrobes and single rooms are quoted as standalone packages.

A dedicated site supervisor reporting to your named project manager, with photographic updates shared weekly.

₹1,650–₹5,500+ per sq ft depending on specification tier, excluding land, approval fees and external development charges.

8–12 months for a 1,000 sq ft home, 12–18 months for commercial buildings, 6–12 months for industrial sheds.

Yes sanction drawings, municipal approvals, structural clearance and completion documentation are within scope.

ISI/BIS-certified cement, TMT steel from primary producers, and branded fittings with exact brands locked in the BOQ before work starts.

Workmanship warranty on execution, manufacturer warranties on products, and structural defect liability as defined in the contract.

Design, approvals where applicable, civil works, MEP, interiors, finishing and handover under one contract and one price.

Generally not on a like-for-like BOQ. It removes duplicated margins and reduces rework caused by coordination gaps between separate vendors.

Usually shorter than the multi-vendor route because design, procurement and construction phases overlap under one schedule.

We issue a written variation with cost and schedule impact before executing it. Unaffected work continues in parallel.

Yes, against the signed scope and BOQ. Changes to that scope are the only things that move the number.

Send your requirement and drawings or address. We do a site visit, then issue a scope note and indicative budget, usually within 5–7 working days.

We record your requirement, constraints, budget bracket and timeline, then tell you honestly what is achievable inside that bracket.

One project manager as the single point of contact, a weekly written report with photographs, and a shared issue log with owners and due dates.

Quality is signed off in stages, so problems surface early. Anything found at snagging is closed before handover and recorded in the defect register.

Yes video consultations for design review and drawing walkthroughs, with a physical site visit before any quotation is issued.

Approximately 30% mobilisation, 40% linked to stage completion and 30% at handover. It is written into the agreement.

Always. Scope, BOQ, rates, schedule, payment terms, variation process and warranty are all in one signed document.

Delay causes are recorded weekly. Contractor-side delays are covered by the contract's liquidated damages clause; owner-side and statutory delays are documented as they occur.

We work with lender-approved documentation formats for home construction loans.

A defect-liability period with a named support contact, plus the full document set: as-built drawings, warranty cards, test certificates and O&M manuals.