Construction Services in Delhi NCR

The building itself

Construction services at ERVP Infra cover the building itself: the ground it sits on, the frame that carries it, and the civil work that closes it in.

Work is taken up across Delhi NCR, Gurugram, Noida, and Greater Noida.

A house on a plotted site, a low-rise block, and a factory shed do not share one detail, but they share the same problem. If the drawing, the structure, and the site team are split across different people, the mistakes show up after concrete is cast. ERVP Infra keeps architectural design, structural engineering, and construction execution with one team, from the first drawing through handover.

Roads, bridges, drains, water supply, fabrication, and project supplies are separate services. This page is only the building work.

01The four kinds of work

Independent house construction

A house on its own plot: ground floor, or ground plus one or two floors, with the rooms, staircase, terrace, and services the family actually needs.

The plot decides a lot of this before design starts. Road width, setbacks, how the neighbour's wall sits, where the drainage can leave the site, and what the soil will carry. The plan is drawn to those limits, then the structure is designed to that plan. On site the sequence is layout, excavation, foundation, plinth, columns, beams and slabs, brick or block walls, then waterproofing, plaster, flooring, and fittings.

Civil construction

Civil work is the building package: site clearance and excavation, plain and reinforced concrete, masonry, plaster, waterproofing, flooring base, and the external work that belongs to the building, such as a compound wall or plinth protection.

Some clients already have an architect. In that case ERVP Infra can build from issued drawings, with the structural side checked before work starts. Where drawings are still open, design and engineering are done in-house so the site is not waiting on a separate office for every change.

Small building construction

Low-rise buildings that are larger than a single house and smaller than a campus: a shop with a residence above, a small office, a G+1 or G+2 block.

These jobs turn on the same points as a house, with tighter constraints. Staircase width, parking on a short plot, toilet stacks that have to line up floor to floor, and a sanction drawing that matches what will actually be built. The useful outcome is a building that can be used on day one, not a frame that still needs another contractor to make sense of the services.

Industrial construction

Factories, workshops, warehouses, and the smaller buildings that sit with them: a guard room, a utility block, an office attached to the shed.

An industrial floor is designed for the load it will see — stored material, forklifts, or machines — not for a house live load copied onto a factory drawing. Machine bases, trenches, and floor joints are set out with the equipment layout, not cut in later. Drainage, internal roads, and the apron in front of the shed are part of the same site, because a dry shed with a flooded yard does not work.

Steel fabrication is listed separately under Specialized Works. Where a shed needs a steel frame, that scope is agreed on its own, not assumed inside this page.

02How a job usually runs

01

Site and brief

Plot or site visit, what the building is for, how many floors, and what has to be ready at handover.

02

Ground and drawings

Soil test where the foundation depends on it. Architectural and structural drawings prepared together. Sanction drawings issued in the form the local body asks for. The sanction itself is given by that authority, not by the contractor.

03

Scope and estimate

A written scope: what is in the civil work, what is in finishes, and what is left out. Price follows that scope.

04

Structure

Layout, excavation, foundation, plinth, then the frame, floor by floor, with reinforcement and concrete as per the structural drawings.

05

Closing in

Masonry, waterproofing at wet areas and the terrace, plaster, and the service chases so electrical and plumbing are not broken into finished walls.

06

Finishes and handover

Flooring, fittings, external work agreed in the scope, a walkthrough, and a list of anything still open.

Industrial jobs add the equipment layout and floor-loading check before step 4. A house on a clear plot usually does not.

03What has to be settled before work starts

Soil: Bearing capacity decides isolated footings, a strip, or a raft. That choice is made from a test, not from the last house on the street.
Structure: RCC work is detailed to IS 456. Loads follow IS 875. Delhi is in Seismic Zone IV, so earthquake design follows IS 1893, and ductile detailing follows IS 13920 where the building type requires it. Local bye-laws, including Delhi's Unified Building Bye-Laws where they apply, decide what must be submitted for sanction.
Levels and drainage: Finished floor level, road level, and where rainwater leaves the plot. These are fixed before the plinth is cast.
Materials: Concrete grade, steel grade, brick or block, and the waterproofing system are named in the scope so the site is not substituting on the day of the pour.
What "finished" means: Structure only, civil and basic finishes, or a building ready to occupy. The estimate matches one of those, and says which.

04Where this work is used

A family building or rebuilding an independent house on a plotted site
A low-rise commercial or mixed building: shop, small office, or residence over shops
Civil and structural work where drawings already exist and the need is execution
A factory, workshop, or warehouse, including the floors, foundations, and yard works that make the building usable

Why this sits with ERVP Infra

Design and engineering sit with the construction team A change on the drawing is the same change on site.
Clashes between plan and structure They are meant to be found before concrete is poured.
One team is accountable From the first drawing to handover.
The same office takes the work Residential, small-building, and industrial work, across Delhi NCR, Gurugram, Noida, and Greater Noida.
Scope, programme, and cost Discussed against the drawings, not against a rate that ignores the plot.

05Questions before you start

Do you only build houses?: No. Under construction services the work is independent houses, civil construction, small buildings, and industrial facilities. Roads, bridges, drains, and water supply are other services.
Can you build from drawings I already have?: Yes. Issued architectural and structural drawings can be used as the construction set. If the structure has not been designed for this plot and this soil, that is completed before excavation.
Is a soil test required?: Where the foundation design depends on it, yes. The test is what decides the footing. A house next door is not a substitute.
Who gets the building sanctioned?: Drawings are prepared so they can be submitted to the local authority. Sanction is issued by that authority. Government fees are outside the construction cost unless they are written into the agreement.
What is included in civil work?: Typically excavation, PCC and RCC, masonry, plaster, waterproofing, and the external civil items named in the scope. Electrical fittings, woodwork, and interior finishes are included only when the agreement says so.
Which areas do you take up?: Delhi NCR, Gurugram, Noida, and Greater Noida.
How do I start?: Share the plot or site location, what you want to build, and any drawings you already have. The next step is a look at the site and a scope, not a rate guessed from a phone call.

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Send the location, the type of building, and any drawings you have. ERVP Infra will tell you what the scope needs to include.

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Construction services in Delhi NCR