Our Blog

Carpet Area Vs Built Up Area

Difference between super Built-up Area, Built Up Area and Carpet Area

Buying a property usually means that you have to deal with jargon words such as carpet area, built-up area, and super built-up area. Understanding this jargon is very important as it tends to improve the decision-making process. Homebuyers who are usually aware of concepts such as built-up area and carpet area are also able to differentiate each of them easily from the other. Especially when you need to pay for the number of square feet you are going to occupy, you

Quality Control in Construction Projects

Introduction to Quality Control in Construction Projects

Maintaining high-quality standards is definitely a must when it comes to the construction industry. Since construction companies mainly depend on the quality of their work in terms of working capital, quality control has become one of the most critical aspects of any project a construction company takes up. Proper quality control in construction projects can also mean that you get repeat business and ideal cost control. However, if there is low quality control in construction projects, it can cause a

maintaining drainage system for home

Designing and Maintaining the Drainage System of House

The best way that you can maintain and keep your drainage system of house always clean is by following prevention practices. Well, if you are really careful enough about what is going through your drainage systems then it is possible to keep them cleaner for a longer time. There will however always be a time where you will eventually get to experience a small clog. Hence it might really help you if you get to know what the problems are

Water Leak in the Wall

What to Do About Water Leak in the Wall

Introduction One of the major problems that most people face almost every year would definitely be water seepage issues. This is prominent, especially during the monsoon seasons. The combination of heavy rains and extreme heat often impacts the strength of the building which results in cracks in the building over time. This in turn if not treated in time will eventually lead to water finding its way inside and causing a very devastating effect. Any such water leak in the wall

Water Leak Detection System

What Is a Water Leak Detection System 

A water leak detection system at home detects sudden spikes in moisture levels, pinpointing leaks for prompt repairs and cost-saving measures. It monitors for leaks or acts as a preventive measure against water damage. Even small leaks can waste up to 29 gallons monthly, with faster leaks potentially exceeding 330 gallons. Aside from increased utility bills, water damage poses significant repair expenses if it infiltrates walls and flooring. How do leak detectors work? Water leak detection systems notify homeowners of leaks

rera carpet area

Insights into RERA carpet area and Built-Up Space

What Is a Carpet Area? The Carpet Area refers to the space within a property that can be covered by a carpet or used for placing furniture. It represents the actual usable area, excluding walls, balconies, and common areas. Measured from the inner walls, it is determined by multiplying the length and width of each room. What Is RERA Carpet Area? The RERA Carpet Area, as stipulated by the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, refers to the actual usable area within a

Electrical Inspections

Understanding Electrical Inspections: A Comprehensive Guide

Your electrical system serves you year-round, powering holiday lights in winter and air conditioning in summer. Maintenance is crucial to keep it running smoothly. The term “electrical inspection” can have different meanings depending on the type and provider. A home electrical inspection, conducted by a certified home inspector, involves basic checks of the system to identify any issues. On the other hand, a building electrical inspection, typically performed by a local code enforcement agent or professional electrician, offers a more

defect liability period

What is the Defect Liability Period?

The Defect Liability Period (DLP) is a crucial phase in construction projects, typically ranging from 6 months to 1 year after completion. During this period, the contractor is responsible for rectifying any defects or issues that arise in the constructed facility at no additional cost to the client. The DLP serves as a warranty period, ensuring that the client receives a finished product that meets quality standards and specifications. The contractor is obligated to promptly address and rectify any defects, faults,

old-wall-with-falling-paint

How to Treat Dampness in Internal Walls Effectively 

Discover effective strategies in our guide ‘How to Treat Dampness in Internal Walls Effectively’, covering causes, prevention and solutions.  Introduction  Dampness in internal walls can be a persistent and damaging problem for homeowners and property managers. It not only jeopardises the building’s structural stability, but the growth of mould and mildew also presents health hazards. Effectively addressing dampness requires understanding its causes and putting suitable remediation measures in place. In this article, we will examine typical reasons for moisture in interior walls

maharera's quality check assurance

MahaRERA’s New Quality Assurance Framework for Real Estate

Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) is the real estate regulatory body for the Indian state of Maharashtra. It was founded in May 2017 in accordance with the Central government’s enactment of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. MahaRERA aims to protect homebuyers’ interests, regulate the real estate industry, and advance ethical real estate practices. MahaRERA is in news for cracking down on errant real estate projects and builders in order to protect home buyers’ interests, making real estate

Download Sample Report
Download Checklist
Book Free Pilot Inspection






New Brochure-Param


This will close in 20 seconds