Your questions, answered.
Clear answers before you take the next step towards your home in Malawi.
Do I need to own land in Malawi?
Your land and its suitability need to be assessed before construction begins. We can discuss your situation during your initial consultation.
Can I use my own house plan?
Yes. Your existing plan can be reviewed with the relevant professionals for site suitability, specifications and approval requirements.
How much does it cost to build?
The cost depends on the design, size, location, site conditions, materials, finishes and labour. A project-specific quotation follows an assessment; house packages are starting points, not fixed-price offers.
How often will I receive updates?
The reporting schedule is agreed before work starts. Updates can include photographs, progress notes, site reports and information about the next milestone.
How do I pay?
Payment terms and milestones are set out in your project agreement. Review the scope, quotation and approval process before making payments.
What happens if I want to change the project?
Changes should be documented with their cost and timing impact, then approved before the additional work starts.
What happens if construction is delayed?
The team should document the cause, communicate the impact and agree on a revised schedule. Project management reduces uncertainty but cannot remove every construction risk.
Can I visit the site?
Site visits can be arranged with the project team, subject to safe access and the work taking place.
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