Structural Construction
Structural frame construction — foundation to structure, built to a fixed agreement and tracked every step of the way.
Structural frame only
This service covers construction up through the structural frame — foundation, columns, beams, slabs. Finishing, and furnishing where it's part of the agreed scope, are covered under Turnkey Construction, not this service.
Process
- BOQ (Bill of Quantities) preparation — A detailed, itemized breakdown of materials and costs.
- Agreement — Formal contract covering scope, cost, and timeline.
- Construction begins — Foundation through structural frame.
- Supervision — Continuous on-site oversight throughout.
- Reporting and monitoring — Regular progress updates via our reporting system.
Projects we've delivered
Timeline
- Small-scale residence: 5–6 months
- Larger-scale projects: 6–9 months
What makes ours different
A strong, automated progress-reporting system — regular structured updates on where the project stands, not ad hoc check-ins.
Frequently asked questions
How long does structural construction take?
About 5–6 months for a small-scale residence and 6–9 months for larger projects, from foundation to finished structural frame. The agreed timeline is written into your contract.
Do you give a BOQ and written contract before starting?
Yes. Before any work starts you get an itemised BOQ (Bill of Quantities) and sign a written contract covering scope, cost and timeline, so what you are paying for is fixed on paper before the first day on site.
Do you do soil testing?
Not on every plot. We assess each site first, and recommend and arrange soil testing where conditions call for it, such as sloped, filled or stream-side plots; the results feed straight into the foundation design.
Do you build to NBC 105:2020?
Yes. Every project we build follows NBC 105:2020, Nepal's national building code for seismic design, which sets how a building must be designed and detailed to resist earthquake forces.
Can I visit completed or ongoing sites?
Yes. You can look through our completed and ongoing work on our projects page, and ask us to arrange a visit to a site when you get in touch.
Part of our complete guide to building in Nepal
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