From the structure that holds everything up to the paint on the last wall — here's exactly what each trade covers.
Foundation, columns, slabs and load-bearing walls — the structural frame that everything else in the house depends on. This phase is inspected and signed off before any finishing work begins.
Concealed wiring, distribution boards, circuit breakers, and every switch, socket and light fitting — planned around how you'll actually use each room, not just code minimums.
Plumbing lines, drainage, bathroom fittings and kitchen hardware — the fixtures your family touches every single day, so fit and finish matter as much as function.
False ceiling framing, POP or gypsum finishing, and cornice work — often the detail that makes a finished room feel deliberate rather than default.
Floor and wall tiling across bathrooms, kitchens and living spaces, including skirting and the transitions between rooms that are easy to overlook and hard to fix later.
Doors, door frames, wardrobes and kitchen cabinetry — built and fitted on site rather than generic pre-fab pieces forced into a space they weren't measured for.
Surface preparation, putty work, interior and exterior paint, and texture finishes — the last layer, and the one that shows every shortcut taken earlier if it isn't done properly.
Final fixtures, lighting layout and move-in detailing — the difference between a building that's structurally complete and a home that's actually ready to live in.
Tell us what stage your plot is at — we'll help you figure out the scope.