Residential construction activities include a wide range of tasks involved in the building, renovation, or remodeling of homes and residential buildings. We at Asianet Groups follow a systematic & step by step approach to construction like below:

Pre-Construction Activities

• Planning and Design: This includes creating architectural plans, structural engineering, and interior design. It's also the stage where you determine the style and functionality of the home.
• Permitting and Approvals: Getting the necessary permits from local authorities to ensure the project complies with zoning, building codes, and safety standards.
• Site Preparation: This includes clearing the land, grading, and excavation. Any necessary demolition of existing structures is done here.

Foundation Work

• Excavation and Earthwork: Digging the foundation trenches and preparing the ground for the foundation.
• Foundation Construction: Pouring concrete for the slab, crawlspace, or basement. Includes reinforcing steel bars (rebar) and setting up formwork for pouring concrete.
• Waterproofing: Applying a waterproofing membrane to the foundation to prevent moisture issues in the future.

Structural Framing

• Wood or Steel Framing: Building the skeleton of the house, including the walls, floors, and roof framing.
• Roof Construction: Installing the roof trusses or rafters and ensuring proper drainage systems.
• Windows and Doors Installation: Framing spaces for windows and doors, and then installing them after the walls are erected.

Plumbing, Electrical, and HVAC

• Plumbing Rough-In: Laying the pipes for water, sewage, and gas lines.
• Electrical Wiring: Installing wiring for electrical systems, including outlets, lighting fixtures, and circuit panels.
• HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning): Installing ducts, vents, and piping for heating and cooling systems.
• Insulation: Installing insulation in walls, ceilings, and floors to ensure energy efficiency and comfort.

Interior and Exterior Finishing

• Drywall Installation: Installing and finishing drywall for interior walls and ceilings.
• Exterior Cladding: Installing siding, brickwork, or other materials for the exterior of the home.
• Flooring Installation: Laying flooring such as hardwood, tile, carpet, or laminate.
• Interior Trim and Molding: Installing baseboards, crown molding, and other decorative trims around windows, doors, and ceilings.
• Cabinetry and Countertops: Installing kitchen and bathroom cabinets, as well as countertops.

Final Inspection

• Painting and Staining: Applying paint to walls and trim, staining wood surfaces, and finishing touch-ups.
• Fixtures Installation: Installing light fixtures, faucets, sinks, toilets, bathtubs, and other bathroom/kitchen fixtures.
• Landscaping: Adding finishing touches to the exterior, including sod, plants, walkways, fencing, and outdoor lighting.

Inspection and Quality Control

• Inspections: Local authorities will typically conduct various inspections to ensure the construction meets building codes. Inspections may include structural, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC inspections.
• Punch List: The contractor and the homeowner create a punch list of final adjustments, repairs, or corrections before the final approval.

Handover

• Final Walkthrough: The contractor and homeowner walk through the completed project to ensure everything meets expectations.
• Cleaning: Final cleaning and preparation of the house for occupancy.
• Closing: Signing off on the project and handing over the keys to the homeowner.

Our Expertise

• Budget Management: Managing costs throughout the construction process to avoid budget overruns.
• Project Timeline: Ensuring timely completion of each stage of construction, while accounting for any delays.
• Sustainability: Incorporating eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient systems (solar panels, efficient insulation, etc.).