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The construction of a residential house begins with selecting a contractor, estimating the construction cost, planning the site, laying the foundation, erecting the walls and roofing, connecting engineering networks, and concludes with commissioning the building.

Conceptual development plans are small projects similar to pre-project proposals or sketch projects, describing preliminary planning, structural, and architectural solutions for the construction or reconstruction object.

Geology and geodesy are crucial for determining the characteristics of the site and soil, which affect the design and construction of the house. Geological studies help determine the type of soil, its properties, and water regime, which is important for choosing the type of foundation. Geodesy helps determine the exact dimensions and boundaries of the plot, terrain, location of utilities, and other objects.

To begin construction, the following documents are required:

• A certified copy of the document confirming your ownership of the land plot.
• Notarized consent from all existing owners of the plot for construction.
• A topographic survey of the plot at a scale of 1:500.
• A development sketch.

To obtain a building permit, the following documents are needed:

• An application for the document.
• Documents identifying the applicant.
• Title documents for the land plot.
• Title documents for the construction object.
• Urban planning conditions.
• Construction project.
• Declaration.

The most economical foundation is considered to be the strip foundation made of prefabricated concrete blocks, as it does not require formwork.

The process of working with us depends on the context. If you mean working with a construction company, the process usually includes consultations, planning, designing, construction, and other stages depending on the specific project.