Precast or Conventional Construction? A Comparison
Precast concrete houses versus conventional building on time, quality, cost, waste and flexibility — and when each is the better choice for your plot.
Residential Units & Housing Projects
When the job is dozens of units rather than one house, precasting becomes a decisive advantage: controlled production of every panel, fast installation, and the same quality in the first unit and the last.
Residential units
What is this solution?
Precast residential units are a solution for residential compounds, mass housing and reconstruction. Because the panels are made in the factory, the same design can be repeated accurately across many units, and production continues all year round regardless of weather while the site is prepared in parallel.
We work with developers and investors to define unit types and areas, and to schedule production, transport and installation in phases, so batches are handed over one after another instead of waiting for the whole project to finish.
- Unit types in multiple sizes
- Thermal and sound insulation
- Suited to large projects and phased handover
- Easy transport and installation with consistent quality
Who is it for?
- A residential compound or mass housing project
- Reconstruction projects that need speed and quality together
- Worker or staff housing near a facility
- A developer who wants a predictable schedule
What you decide with us
- Number of units, their types and areas
- Handover phases and batches
- A standard finish level
- Site organisation and transport and lifting routes
How we deliver
From your plot… ready to live in
We stay with you at every step from idea to handover, with an experienced specialised team that keeps the process smooth and fast, and installation under engineering supervision to the agreed specifications.
1
Project study
Analysing your needs, proposing the right solution, and setting the design, area and schedule.
2
Production & transport
Producing the precast concrete panels and delivering them so installation starts the day they arrive.
3
Supervised installation
Fast, precise installation supervised by a specialised team, to the agreed specifications.
4
Ready-to-live handover
A complete home ready to use, built to high quality and on schedule.
Main specifications
What a ready concrete house is made of
| Walls | Precast reinforced concrete panels, made, cured and inspected in the factory. |
| Roofs | Set in the structural study for each model. |
| Services | Electrical and plumbing runs coordinated with the design before production. |
| Finishes | To the level agreed in the quote. |
Detailed thicknesses and materials are stated in the technical quote for each project.
What determines the cost?
- Number of units (larger quantities lower the cost per unit)
- Variety of unit types versus repetition
- Finish level
- Site preparation and infrastructure
- Distance to the site and the delivery schedule
Suggested models
Two-storey residential units
Installing the panels of a unit on site
Row of attached residential units
* Images are illustrative.
FAQ
Do you deliver projects with a large number of units?
Yes. Precasting suits large projects because it repeats the same quality and shortens the schedule. Production capacity and timing are set in the project study.
Can handover be phased?
Yes. Large projects are scheduled in batches so completed units are handed over progressively.
What do you need from us to start the study?
The project location and site plan if available, the approximate number of units and their areas, and the required schedule.
Start your project
Ready to start your home?
Tell us the area, number of rooms and plot location, and our engineering team will contact you with a detailed quote.
Request a quote