Steps to Building a house: A definitive Guide to Build a house

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" Every Building a Prototype No two are alike "

This quote tells the truth about building a home. Like every fingerprint is different every home is different too. There are many steps we should follow to build a house. In this blog, we will discuss every aspect of building a house 


Grading and site preparation

 

Grading plays a major role in where the water ends up on your property. When looking at the grading you should be looking at all areas around your house including the landscaping directly surrounding the house, paved areas, the lawn, and gardens. Your goal is to have all the water that falls on your house roof and across your entire property run away from the house.

 

Foundation construction

 


A foundation is a lower portion of a building structure that transfers its gravity loads to the earth. Foundations are generally broken into two categories: shallow foundations and deep foundations’ tall building must have a strong foundation if it is to stand for a long time.

 

Walls and pillars 

 

In India, walls are mostly made up of bricks although there are a lot of framing options available. For Pillars, there are certain measurements for different loads for pillars.

 

Roofing



 

Roofing is the most important task of the home and if you are planning a multistory building then you must follow the guidelines of roofing.

 

Installation of windows and doors

 

 Installation of doors and windows can be done later as per your connivance but If you install the frames as early as possible it will be easier for you.

 

Rough electrical and plumbing

 

A rough electrical and plumbing planning is required to avoid later complications. In this stage, all the electric and plumbing materials like pipe and wires are inserted into the walls before final plastering

 

Flooring –

 


There are many options for flooring like tiles, marbles, epoxy, wooden, etc. Tiles flooring is the most popular flooring in India due to its all-around characteristics.

 

Plastering & Painting- 

At this stage all the core house is ready and you have to work on plastering and painting the house

After painting, you need to finish all the electrical works.

 

Bathroom and kitchen counters and cabinets

 

After that, you need to take care of the bathroom and kitchen designs that will give a final look to your home.

 

Hookup to sewer or installation of a septic system

 

You must connect the bathroom and kitchen to the sewer system to make them fully functional.

But you can’t do these whole processes on your own you need experts to plan your dream home and who will help you at every step of the process. To contact the experts visit our website now where you can find a lot of options choosing the right people for your job.

 

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