Building a property involves numerous successive work phases and trade-specific tasks. As general contractor, B2 Házak brings together the organisation, coordination and execution of these processes.
Our goal is for the different work phases to come together not independently, but as part of one unified construction process. From structural work through the specialist trades to the finishing works, we keep track of interdependent tasks and their technical relationships.
Proper general contracting means far more than simply organising subcontractors. The plans, the technical scope, the schedule, the materials and the coordination of successive construction tasks all determine the quality of the finished building.
We always tailor the construction to the specific project’s plans, technical scope and characteristics.
While preparing the project we review the available documentation and the construction tasks to be undertaken. During delivery we organise the successive work phases, coordinate the trades involved, and manage the technical consultations that become necessary during construction.
We think it’s important to clarify, before construction even begins, exactly what falls within the agreed technical scope — this is what creates the basis for transparent costs and a well-organised build.
During the works we look not only at each individual work phase, but also at how it connects to the following structures and specialist trade work.
Building new family houses, from structural work to completing the whole property.
For family house construction it’s especially important to follow the architectural, structural and trade-specific plans in a coordinated way, and to keep successive work phases in the right order.
Building multi-unit residential properties requires greater organisational effort and coordination between trades.
We treat the construction of the structure, the mechanical and electrical systems, the units, the common areas and the external works as one coordinated process.
Building passive houses and exceptionally energy-efficient homes calls for a high degree of technical precision.
The continuity of the thermal envelope, reducing thermal bridges, air-tightness, window and door installation, and the coordinated design of the building services all directly affect the building’s energy performance later on.
Building industrial, commercial and other hall-type properties, from the foundation through the support structure to the finished building.
Our steel structure manufacturing capability connects especially well with our industrial hall projects, where precisely coordinating the foundation, the steel support structure and the other building elements is essential.
When renovating existing buildings, whether partially or in full, the construction work has to be adapted to the existing structures and the building’s actual technical condition.
In renovations, the structures uncovered during the work often call for sound technical decisions and, where necessary, adjustments to the construction process. Handling these quickly, accurately and with sound professional judgement is one of the most important parts of any renovation.
Before the first consultation, it’s worth gathering together the available plans and documents. These allow us to get an overview of the project’s scope, its technical content, and the construction tasks that need to be carried out.
The process typically looks like this:
The more precisely the technical scope is defined before construction begins, the more transparently the works, schedule and costs can be planned.
In any building, the individual structures and trades are closely interconnected, and the various sub-tasks affect one another.
One of the key benefits of general contracting is therefore that we treat each work phase not as a standalone task, but as an interconnected part of the same building.
Nothing shows the quality of a build better than the finished building itself. Among the properties we’ve delivered as general contractor are numerous family houses, passive houses, multi-unit residential buildings and industrial halls.
Looking for an experienced specialist for just one part of the construction? We can help with that too.
If you’re only looking for a contractor for a specific structural or masonry work phase.
If you need a steel support structure, a fence, a gate or a railing.
If you’re planning to build a new property or renovate an existing one, get in touch with us with a short overview of the project.
If you already have plans or other technical documents available, it’s worth sending them along even for the first consultation.
