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The key steps include site selection, design planning, obtaining permits, construction (from foundation to finishing), and final inspections before handover.
A typical residential project takes 6-12 months, while commercial buildings may require 1-3 years, depending on size, complexity, and potential delays like weather or material shortages.
Costs vary, but residential projects generally range from
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100−300 per square foot, while commercial buildings cost
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200−500 per square foot, with exact pricing determined during the design phase.
Yes, you'll need an architect for design and aesthetics and an engineer to ensure structural safety, as both are usually required for approvals and permits.
You'll typically need a building permit, zoning approval, and possibly environmental or utility permits, which your contractor or local building department can help you obtain.
Look for a licensed, insured contractor with a strong portfolio, positive client references, and clear contracts outlining timelines, costs, and responsibilities.
Yes, but changes may increase costs and cause delays, so it's best to finalize all design details before work starts.
Concrete offers long-lasting strength, steel is ideal for commercial projects, and treated wood is a cost-effective option for residential buildings, depending on your budget and location.
Quality is maintained through regular inspections, adherence to building codes, hiring skilled professionals, and using high-grade materials.
Most contractors provide a 1-2 year warranty for general workmanship and 10+ years for structural defects, with specific terms outlined in your contract.