
Good-quality masonry bricks
Good-quality, solid, uniform masonry bricks - the type the contractor proposes.
For the contractor
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Get to know each other and make both sides' expectations clear before signing with the architect.
Apply to every item; restate them to the architect and contractor from the start.
Things to settle before construction starts.
Foundation, floors, walls, concrete, waterproofing.

Good-quality, solid, uniform masonry bricks - the type the contractor proposes.

Effective sound insulation material.
Electrical, plumbing, air-conditioning, network — done before plastering and tiling.
Floors, walls, ceilings, doors, paint.
Kitchen, sanitary ware, built-in cabinets.
Loose furniture and lighting, done last inside the house.
Gate, yard, plants, irrigation.
Checks before taking over the house and after moving in.