Building a villa is an exciting project that combines design, functionality and comfort.
Understanding the key stages of the process is essential to ensure a successful and smooth construction. We tell you about it.
Why should you build a villa?
Opting for the construction of a villa offers multiple advantages that you won’t be able to resist:
- Personalisation: You have the freedom to design each space according to your specific preferences and needs.
- Quality and energy efficiency: By overseeing the selection of materials and systems, you can ensure a high quality and energy efficient construction.
- Long-term investment: A well-built villa increases in value over time, representing a sound investment.
Steps to build a villa
The construction of a villa requires following a structured process to ensure efficient execution. The steps to follow are:
Planning and design
The first step in the construction of a villa is planning. In this phase, the right land is selected, architectural plans are drawn up and the total budget for the project is defined.
Choosing the right land is key, as it will influence the orientation of the house, access to utilities and soil conditions. Once selected, architectural designs are worked on, working with experts to ensure an efficient and harmonious distribution of spaces.
Obtaining permits
Before starting construction, it is necessary to obtain all licences and permits required by the local authorities. This ensures that the project complies with current planning and legal regulations. The process may include building permits, environmental impact studies and municipal authorisations.
Site preparation
With the permits in place, site preparation begins. This stage involves clearing the land, levelling and carrying out geotechnical studies to assess the strength of the soil. The quality of this preparation is crucial to avoid structural problems in the future.
Foundations and structure
The foundation is the basis of any construction and must be suitable for the type of soil and design of the villa. Different types of foundations are used, such as concrete slabs, piles or footings, depending on the previous study.
Once the base has been established, the main structure, which includes walls, columns and roofs, is built. This phase is decisive for the stability and safety of the villa.
Installations and systems
At this stage, the electrical, plumbing, air conditioning and sanitation systems are installed. It is essential that these installations comply with current regulations to ensure efficient and safe operation.
Renewable energy systems, such as solar panels, are also included to optimise electricity consumption and make the home more sustainable.
Finishing and final details
Finishing is the phase in which the villa begins to take its final shape. It includes the application of cladding, painting, flooring, carpentry and final decoration. At this stage, attention is paid to aesthetic details to guarantee an attractive and functional result.
Inspection and final handover
Before handing over the villa, an exhaustive inspection is carried out to verify that all the systems are working correctly and that the construction meets the expected quality standards. Once the inspection has been approved, the property is handed over to the owners for use.
We build the villa of your dreams
At Construcciones Jara Pereira we build customised villas, adapted to the needs and wishes of each client. With years of experience in the sector, we offer a comprehensive service from planning and design to execution and final delivery.
Our team of professionals works with the highest quality materials and the latest construction technologies, guaranteeing long-lasting and efficient results. If you dream of a tailor-made villa, contact us.