New homes and site cuts

With the ever-increasing demand for houses and apartments, more and more millennials are looking to moving out of the parents’ home and seek their abode.  This has taken the housing industry by storm as more and more people are demanding more and more site renovators and constructors. But with the prices of lands and housing skyrocketing every day, is it wise just to abandon your ancestral property?  

The solution to this “chicken-egg problem” lies with their ancestral land itself – renovation or demolition and construction. Demolition and construction is the new trend that millennial prefer over buying a mid-size flat while taking care of debts throughout your life. Building your house of dreams from scratch can sometimes be hectic, but it gives the freedom – freedom to build your house the way you want: no constraints, no adjustments, nothing.

Site cuts. So what exactly is site cuts?

Site cut is the method of completely demolishing existing the structures over a piece of land to make it suitable for further construction from Groundwork or wall rock construction. The process as easy may sound, but it takes a lot of effort and planning to make a site suitable for building new structures.

Some of the challenges that excavation companies face every day include breaking down old site structures, breaking down huge rocks, filling a swampy land so that it can support structures over it and many more. There’s a lot of work to do while your time and budget are constrained.  

Here are few points to take care while doing site cuts for a new home:

1.      Do look for the previous experiences of your contractor – is he new in the town?

2.      Look out at what tools they are using – are they still using the vintage ones or are they using the most sophisticated ones – saving both your time and money?

3.      Ask for an audit report for your land before you begin with – compare with multiple contractors and go for the best.

4.      Take care of your budget - Check if the quotations are ridiculously high or are they genuine?

5.      Take care of time – How much time will it take to completely demolish the old building and lay the groundwork of the new one.

6.      Check for licenses – are the operators qualified enough to carry out your work?

7.      Quality – Are the best in the town?

8.      Professionalism - Are they serious with your work or do they take care of your time and money with the utmost respect.

So before you set out to build your house of dreams contact a builder or a earthmoving company  do take care of the following points and break it down to the following points - costs, time, professionalism, quality, variety, and acquaintance.