One of the most astounding aspects of Indian homes is that the vast majority of them are constructed utilising perfectly standardised building techniques. One reason for this consistency is the application of uniform home building codes across the country.
Another argument is affordability; the techniques utilised to construct dwellings produce reliable housing rapidly and at a low cost (relatively speaking). If you have ever seen a house being built, you will note the following procedures:
- Site preparation and grading
- Building a foundation
- Framing
- Window and door installation
- Roof installation
- Uneven electrical
- loose plumbing
- HVAC(heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) is rough.
- Insulation Drywall
- Underlayment
- Painting
- Complete the electrical
- Counters and cabinets in the bathroom and kitchen
- Complete the plumbing Flooring and carpet
- Complete HVAC
- Connection to a water main or well drilling
- Sewer connection or septic system installation
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Many of these tasks are performed by independent teams of workers known as subcontractors. For example, framing is typically completed by one subcontractor who specialises in framing, while roofing is completed by a completely other subcontractor who specialises in roofing. Each subcontractor is its own company.
A home construction contractor oversees all subcontractors and is accountable for building the house on time and within budget. We’ll take you through the processes so you can see what’s involved, comprehend all of the steps, and learn about the different materials used in the construction process. Consider a normal three-bedroom house as an example.
