Contractors & Renovation in Pakistan

Find building contractors and renovation teams across Pakistan. Grey structure construction, complete house construction, renovation, finishing work and repairs in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and more.

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Choosing a contractor

Types of contract

  • Labour only: you buy materials, the contractor provides labour. More control, more of your time.
  • Grey structure: foundations, frame, brickwork, roof slab and plaster, usually with materials.
  • Complete (turnkey) construction: grey structure plus finishing, handed over ready to live in.
  • Renovation: upgrading existing homes, from single rooms to full remodels.

Before construction

Make sure building plans are approved by the relevant authority, such as your local development authority or housing society, before work starts.

Protect yourself

  • Get a written contract with a detailed BOQ: materials, brands, quantities and rates
  • Specify materials clearly, for example the cement brand and steel grade
  • Pay in stages tied to completed work, not in large advances
  • Agree a timeline, and how delays and changes are handled
  • Visit sites the contractor is currently working on

Finishing trades

Many contractors work with specialists for waterproofing, ceilings, tiling and kitchens. Ask who will do each part.

Questions about contractors & renovation

What does grey structure include?

Usually foundations, columns, beams, brickwork, roof slab and plaster, without finishing such as tiles, paint and fittings. Confirm the exact scope in writing.

How should I pay a contractor?

In stages linked to completed work, with a written contract and BOQ. Avoid paying most of the money upfront.

Do I need approved plans before building?

Yes. Get your plans approved by the relevant development authority or housing society first.

How do I check a contractor's quality?

Visit their current and completed sites, speak to past clients, and check how they handle materials and safety.