Structural evaluation is the first and most critical step in any restoration or rehabilitation project. It involves a systematic assessment of a structure’s current condition to determine its strength, stability, durability, and residual service life. The goal is to identify defects, assess their severity, and plan suitable repair or retrofitting measures.

Soil injection is a ground improvement and stabilization technique used to strengthen weak or loose soils, control settlement, and improve bearing capacity. The process involves injecting grout, resin, or other stabilizing materials directly into the soil under controlled pressure.

Electro-Mechanical Works (EM Works) are a crucial part of modern construction projects. They involve the design, installation, testing, and commissioning of mechanical and electrical systems that ensure a building or infrastructure functions safely, efficiently, and comfortably.

Firefighting and fire alarm works are critical life-safety components in any building or infrastructure project. They involve the design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of systems that detect, alert, and suppress fires to protect lives, property, and assets.

HVAC systems are the backbone of modern building comfort and indoor air quality. They regulate temperature, humidity, and airflow to provide a safe, healthy, and energy-efficient environment for occupants. In construction projects, HVAC systems are carefully designed to match building size, function, and sustainability requirements.

Security systems in construction projects are designed to protect people, property, and assets by integrating advanced technologies for surveillance, access control, and threat detection. These systems are essential for residential complexes, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, hospitals, and government infrastructure to ensure safety and peace of mind.