Common Questions

Every project starts with a conversation about your plot, what you want to build, and your timeline. Once we agree on the scope, we prepare an itemized bill of quantities (BOQ) and a construction agreement. Site work begins only after the drawings, BOQ, and agreement are signed.

We build from foundation to handover, and we prepare the drawings too. The people building your house worked on the drawings, so nothing gets lost between the plan and the site. If you already have your own drawings, we are happy to build from those.

Independent homes, multi-story apartment buildings, and commercial spaces such as shops and offices, in and around Hyderabad.

No. You can speak to us while you are still choosing a plot or working out a budget. We will look at the plot, explain what can realistically be built, and tell you which paperwork you will need.

Yes. Access, soil, slope, and neighbouring buildings all affect the cost, so we look at the plot before we prepare the estimate.

We are based in Hyderabad and know local site conditions well. For a plot outside the city, call us and we will tell you whether we can take it on.

It depends on the built-up area, the number of floors, the design, and the materials you choose. We do not quote one rate over the phone because it rarely holds true. After we see your plot and requirements, you get an itemized estimate so you can see where every rupee goes.

The BOQ is an itemized list of the work in your build, with quantities, material specifications, and rates. Only the items listed in the signed BOQ form part of the contract price.

Costs are set out in the signed BOQ (bill of quantities). Anything outside it, such as extra work or a material upgrade, is quoted in writing and starts only after you approve it.

Payments are linked to milestones written in your agreement, such as foundation completion, plinth level, each slab, brickwork, and plastering. You pay stage by stage as the work progresses on site.

We give you a written estimate showing the cost and the effect on the timeline. We carry out the change only after you approve it in writing.

Material supply is decided before the agreement is signed. If you want to supply certain finishing items yourself, we leave them out of the BOQ from the start so there is no confusion later.

Building permits, statutory clearances, utility connections, and government fees are the property owner's responsibility. We build to the approved drawings and the agreed scope.

If your plot needs a soil investigation or any outside lab test, it is done through a specialist testing lab, as set out in your agreement. The foundation design is based on that verified site data.

You receive the signed agreement, the BOQ, the approved drawing set, and a written record of every change made during the build. Keep these together. They are your reference for the whole project.

It depends on the plot area, the number of floors, the foundation, and how quickly approvals and stage payments come through. A realistic schedule is written into your agreement before work starts.

Yes. You can visit during working hours by coordinating with the site supervisor. For everyone's safety, visitors follow site instructions and wear protective gear inside the work area.

We update you at each milestone, and you can visit the site to see the work. Each stage is checked against your drawings before the next one starts.

Heavy rain slows concrete work, plastering and external work. We plan the schedule around the monsoon and avoid pouring concrete in heavy rain.

A site supervisor manages the daily work. Our quality team inspects every site, every day, and our engineers check the key stages, such as steel placement and concrete pours.

Before any concrete is poured, we check the steel bars for size and spacing against the structural drawings. During the pour, we check the concrete on site and make sample blocks. A lab tests those blocks at 7 and 28 days to confirm strength.

Every material, including steel, cement, bricks, and fittings, is listed with its grade or specification in your BOQ. Nothing is assumed or left to a verbal promise.

Safety is part of how we run every site. Workers wear protective gear, and visitors follow the same rules. You can read more on our Health and Safety page.

Before handover, we check the completed work against the signed BOQ. You are welcome to walk through the building with us and point out anything you want us to look at again.

Email support@madniconstructions.com or call +91 93980 66944. If a concern arises after handover, the site is visited, the issue is assessed, and the next steps are agreed with you.