Building a family house is a long-term investment. The end result depends not only on the quality of the materials and structures used, but also on how precisely and how well-coordinated each work phase is.
B2 Házak undertakes the construction and general contracting of family houses, from structural work through to completing the whole property. Throughout construction we coordinate the successive work phases, the trade contractors and the necessary technical consultations, working closely with the client.
Our goal is a transparently organised construction process that results in the building defined in the plans and the agreed technical scope.
The exact scope of construction always depends on the plans and technical documentation for the specific building, and on the scope agreed with the client.
Building a family house can include, among others, the following work phases:
The scope of work isn’t the same for every project. We can take on full general contracting, but depending on the project we can also carry out specific construction phases or structural work only.
A well-organised build starts with an unambiguous technical scope.
Before construction begins, we therefore review the available architectural, structural and trade-specific plans, along with the information needed to deliver the project.
The more detailed and better coordinated the available documentation, the more precisely we can plan:
If the documentation raises a question that materially affects construction, it’s best to clarify it before that work phase begins.
The various structures and trades in a family house are closely interconnected.
The precision of the masonry and reinforced concrete structures affects the windows and doors, the flooring and tiling, and the specialist trade work that follows. The mechanical and electrical routing has to be coordinated with the structure. The details of the facade insulation are linked to the window and door installation, the plinth, the cornices and the connections to the roof structure.
As general contractor we therefore don’t see construction as a series of independent work phases, but as one interconnected building process.
This matters especially for details that, once finished, can no longer be accessed — or only by significant demolition.
The scope of work can be defined based on the project and the client’s needs.
Foundations, reinforced concrete structures, masonry, and building the property’s main structures.
Beyond the main load-bearing structure, this also includes the roof, windows and doors, facade and other defined building elements.
From structural work, through the trade and finishing works, to delivering the building at the agreed stage of completion.
The exact scope is always set out in the proposal and the contract.
A modern family house’s energy consumption isn’t determined solely by the thickness of the insulation or the mechanical system.
Proper energy performance depends on:
For exceptionally energy-efficient or passive-house-standard buildings, the precision of construction details matters even more.
Our references include numerous family houses that give a good overview of the range of our general contracting and structural work.
Our general contracting services are also available for other types of buildings.
If you already have plans, send them to us along with a short overview of the project. Even if construction is still at the preparation stage, it’s worth discussing the expected scope of work and the options for moving forward.
