Plans, building and material transport across the Eastern Cape.
Most builders subcontract at least one of these. We do all three ourselves, which is why the drawing, the build and the delivery date tend to agree with each other.
Drawings for council, from first sketch to approved submission.
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Foundations to roof, with the progress written down as it happens.
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Sand, stone and rubble delivered by our own 5 and 8 ton trucks.
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The part that goes wrong on most building jobs is not the building. It is not knowing what has been done, what it has cost, and what happens next.
No quote gets written off a phone call. We see the site, the access and what is actually there.
Broken into stages with a price against each one, so you can see what you are paying for and what you could leave out.
Each stage is signed off as it finishes, and the site diary records the delays, the weather and every instruction.
Invoices follow the stages that are finished. No surprise account at the end, and no paying for work that has not happened.
These two are ours — the actual truck that will arrive when you order material, and the sites we are working on now.
A plan, an extension, a boundary wall, or six cubes of river sand by Thursday. Send it through and we will come back with a price.
