How can you identify a reputable construction company? You should check whether the company you're buying a house from is fulfilling its legal obligations.
How Can You Tell If a Construction Company Is High Quality?
When purchasing a property, you should first verify whether the company fulfills all its legal obligations. Documents such as the building permit, occupancy permit (iskan), warranty certificates, and building inspection reports must be complete and properly issued.
You should also evaluate the quality of materials used, architectural design standards, and after-sales services. All these factors help you understand whether the company operates professionally and responsibly.
Key Characteristics of a Reliable Construction Company
Buying a home is one of the biggest investments in a person’s life. Working with the wrong construction company can lead to serious financial and emotional losses.
A reliable construction company stands out through its experience, service quality, commitment to its promises, and the importance it places on customer satisfaction. Such companies do not only build for today — they build for the future.
Although there are many construction companies in the market, not all of them operate at the same standards. Therefore, buyers should evaluate companies not only based on advertising but also on official documentation, completed projects, and customer relations.
Signs of a Reliable Company:
Successfully completed past projects
On-time and complete project delivery
Use of certified, high-quality materials
Professional and detail-oriented workmanship
Clear, transparent contracts
Full compliance with all commitments
Strong after-sales customer support
Working with a company that meets these criteria ensures a safe and peaceful living environment in the long term.
Construction Stages
1. Project Planning and Permits
The quality of a building depends not only on its exterior appearance but also on critical early stages such as project planning and preparation.
This phase includes:
Preparing the initial sketch and concept design
Developing the architectural project
Preparing structural, electrical, mechanical, and landscape projects
Conducting soil analysis (ground survey)
Obtaining approvals from relevant professional chambers
Applying for a construction permit from the municipality
Opening a construction file with the Social Security Institution (SGK)
Obtaining employer liability insurance
After completing all documentation, the construction site is set up in compliance with occupational health and safety regulations.
2. Structural Construction (Rough Construction)
The structural phase involves forming the load-bearing system of the building:
Excavation and earthworks
Installation of drainage systems
Pouring lean concrete (blinding concrete)
Foundation waterproofing
Reinforcement placement and foundation concrete pouring
Construction of columns, beams, and slabs
Installation of formwork and floor systems
Construction of exterior walls
External thermal insulation (if required)
Roof construction and waterproofing
Building interior partition walls
Foundation waterproofing is particularly critical. According to building waterproofing regulations, the structure must be protected from water to prevent cracking and long-term damage.
3. Finishing and Mechanical Installations
After structural works are completed, finishing and internal installation works begin:
Suspended ceiling installation
Screed concrete application
Floor and wall coverings
Plastering and painting
Installation of interior doors
Electrical and mechanical system installation
Placement of lighting fixtures and equipment
Testing of all mechanical and electrical systems
Screed concrete is used to level the floor surface and prepare it for final finishing.
4. Landscaping and Site Arrangement
Once construction is completed, exterior arrangements are carried out:
Construction of access roads and sidewalks
Parking area arrangements
Soil compaction (controlled backfilling)
Drainage system installation
Landscaping and green areas
These steps strengthen the infrastructure around the building and increase overall durability.
5. Project Delivery and Occupancy Permit
Before final delivery, any deficiencies identified during inspection must be corrected. The delivery process includes:
Preparation of the final acceptance report
Activation of water and electricity subscriptions
Arrangement of warranty procedures
Obtaining the occupancy permit (Iskan Certificate)
Once all procedures are completed, the building is officially approved for use.
Building Inspection and Material Quality
Building inspection is essential to ensure construction quality.
Inspection includes:
Reviewing project compliance with regulations
Checking the quality of construction materials
Monitoring structural systems
Evaluating concrete and reinforcement standards
Preparing the final inspection report
After successful inspection, the occupancy certificate confirms that the building complies with legal and safety standards.
How to Choose a Reliable Contractor?
Instead of focusing only on price, you should:
Review completed projects
Check online reviews and complaints
Request official permits, insurance documents, and warranty details
Try to contact previous clients for references
The Right Investment with Arso Assurance
At Arso, we combine quality, safety, and aesthetics in every detail — from foundation to roof. Our projects are built with thorough soil analysis and in full compliance with the latest earthquake regulations, ensuring long-term value for your investment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is structural (rough) construction?
It covers the reinforced concrete phase from foundation to roof, including columns, beams, slabs, and walls.
What materials are used in construction?
Common materials include concrete, steel reinforcement, cement, brick, aerated concrete blocks, waterproofing materials, and roofing systems.
Who conducts building inspections?
Licensed building inspection companies authorized by the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change conduct inspections.
Remember: The construction sector does not just build structures — it creates lifestyles. Choosing the right company determines both your quality of life and the future of your investment. At Arso, we stand by you throughout this entire process.