Building Contractors in Gauteng

Rates per square metre are a planning tool, not a quote — the number swings enormously with specification, site access, ground conditions and how much structural work is involved. We would rather walk the site, look at the plans and give you a line-by-line price than quote a rate you will later discover excluded the things that cost money.

Yes. We work with draughtsmen and engineers and manage the submission to your local municipality through to approval. Building without approved plans is a false economy: it surfaces when you sell, when you insure, and when a neighbour complains.

Home builders are required to be registered with the NHBRC under the Housing Consumers Protection Measures Act, and a new home must be enrolled before construction starts. Enrolment is what gives you the warranty cover and the independent inspections during the build — ask any builder for their registration number and check it.

A straightforward extension is usually measured in weeks, a full house in months. What we give you at quote stage is a programme with the stages laid out, and we update you against it rather than leaving you guessing.

Payments are tied to completed stages, set out in the contract before we start. We do not ask for large amounts up front, and you never pay for work that has not been done.

Yes, and we are asked to do it often. We inspect what is there, document its condition in writing, and quote only for completing it properly — which sometimes means undoing work that was done badly.