Md Ashraful Islam
Sub Assistant · Bangladesh Navy
Engineers
Before anyone chooses a finish, someone has to be sure the building can carry it. That is the part of the job these two answer for.
Structure, load, drawings and the services that get buried in the walls. Nothing on the interior side starts until this side is settled.
Sub Assistant · Bangladesh Navy
Khair Design and Construction · Feni
The order matters. Panelling fixed to a wall that has to be opened again six months later costs you twice.
RCC frame, foundation, columns, beams and slab — checked against the load the finished building will actually carry.
Building plan, structural drawing and the working drawings every trade on site builds from.
Plumbing and electrical runs set out before the walls close, so the interior work never has to cut them open.
On a building already standing, what can be moved and what is holding the place up — established before anything is taken out.
Already have a plan or a structural drawing? Send it over and our engineers will price the work against it rather than against a guess.