Building & civil works contractor · Pamplemousses, Mauritius
Villas, swimming pools, hospitals, roads and drainage across Mauritius, delivered since 2011 by a founder-led team that answers its own phone. One registered contractor, from the first excavation to the final coat of paint.
Why clients choose us
Building is the biggest purchase most families and businesses ever make. We earn that trust the slow way: properly registered, clearly priced, and present on site every working day.
A limited company with a public BRN, MRA VAT registration since 2011 and contractor registration. Every invoice is a proper VAT invoice.
Your project is managed by an Operations Director with two decades on Mauritian sites, not handed down a chain of subcontractors.
Excavation, structure, finishes, pools, drainage and roads under one contract. Fewer handovers mean fewer gaps and one point of responsibility.
Scheduled progress reports with photos, and early warning on anything that affects your cost or timeline.
What we build
From a family home on a morcellement plot to a hospital wing or a kilometre of drainage, we cover building and civil works with our own crews and plant.
Pool specialists
A pool is structural concrete, plumbing and waterproofing that must survive cyclone rains, salt air and decades of use. We build them as seriously as we build hospitals, then finish the setting so it feels like a resort.
Featured project
Pamplemousses
A landmark multipurpose building finished in local volcanic stone, with landscaped grounds, a children's play area and asphalted access roads. One of the largest single projects in our portfolio, delivered end to end by our own team.
Our projects
Rs 100M+ in featured projects, from private villas to public institutions and civil infrastructure.
| Project | Type | Built-up area |
|---|---|---|
| Residential houses, island-wide (2011–2016) | Residential | 5,500 m² |
| La Vallée Village, Pamplemousses | Multipurpose | 1,850 m² |
| Rehabilitation Centre | Healthcare | 1,400 m² |
| Villas, Morcellement Le Marghery | Villas | 270 m² |
| Villas Frangipane (RES scheme) | Villas | 225 m² |
| Le Breton Apartments | Apartments | — |
| Total, featured builds with recorded area | 9,245 m² | |
How we work
We study your project, understand your goals and flag challenges early: soil, access, permits and budget.
Site inspection and needs analysis define the scope, concept, itemised cost and a realistic timeline.
Our dedicated team manages the site, materials, timing and budget, with safety procedures in place every day.
Regular communication keeps the process stress-free, through to snag list, handover and aftercare.
Build with confidence
A trustworthy contractor should be happy to explain the law. Here are the main rules that apply when you build or buy in Mauritius, in plain language.
Construction works may only be carried out by contractors registered with the Construction Industry Authority (the CIA, which replaced the CIDB). Contractors are graded by financial and technical capacity and may not take contracts above their grade limit. Small jobs below Rs 1 million by micro-contractors are the main exemption.
Our practice: we are a CIDB-registered contractor and will show you our current registration certificate and grade before you sign.
Building, extending, renovating or demolishing generally requires a Building and Land Use Permit (BLUP) from your Municipal or District Council. Plans must respect setbacks: about 0.9 m from neighbouring boundaries in most areas, more along the coast, plus road reserves.
Our practice: we do not start work without a valid BLUP, and we help you prepare drawings and documents for the application.
Builders and architects remain responsible for ten years after completion if the building fails, in whole or in part, through defective construction or unsuitable ground. This is the decennial liability, and it applies whatever the contract says.
Our practice: we build to last beyond that decade. Proper foundations, reinforced concrete and tested materials are where we never cut cost.
Dividing land into plots for sale or building needs a morcellement permit from the Ministry of Housing and Land Use Planning, with roads, drainage and utilities built to its technical guidelines. Buying a plot in an approved morcellement protects your title and access.
Our practice: we have built morcellement infrastructure (Mont Mascal) and villas on approved morcellements such as Le Marghery.
Employers must protect workers and the public: safe scaffolding and excavations, protective equipment, safe use of machinery and a properly managed site. Accidents delay projects and can expose owners to risk.
Our practice: our founder is trained in fire engineering, and safety planning is part of every site setup.
VAT-registered businesses must issue VAT invoices. Dealing with a registered company gives you a clear paper trail for bank loans, insurance and resale, and recourse if anything goes wrong.
Our practice: registered for VAT with the MRA since 5 April 2011 (VAT 27067592). All quotes are itemised.
Non-citizens can generally acquire residential property only through approved routes: the Property Development Scheme (PDS), the older IRS/RES schemes, Smart City projects, or apartments in buildings of at least ground plus two floors (G+2). Each purchase needs prior approval through the Economic Development Board and goes through a notary. We have built villas under the RES scheme (Villas Frangipane) and work with promoters on these projects.
Before you sign with any builder
Ask these of every contractor you are considering, including us. A good builder will answer every one without hesitation.
This section gives general information on Mauritian law as of October 2026 to help clients ask the right questions. It is not legal advice. Thresholds and procedures change, so confirm details with a notary, attorney or the relevant authority (CIA, your local council, the Ministry of Housing and Land Use Planning, the EDB or the MRA) before acting.
Common questions
We are based in Pamplemousses and work island-wide. Our projects range from the north (Pamplemousses, Arsenal, Mont Mascal) to the centre and south (St Pierre, Camp Thorel, Mont Piton).
Yes. We help you assemble the drawings and documents your Municipal or District Council needs for the Building and Land Use Permit, and we only start work once it is issued.
After a site visit we provide an itemised quotation with VAT shown separately, and a payment schedule tied to completed stages of work, so you never pay far ahead of progress.
Yes. Alongside large buildings we handle pools, extensions, decking, landscaping, drainage and maintenance contracts.
We walk through the building with you, fix the snag list, and remain available for maintenance. Our facilities management service keeps your building performing for years.
Ready to build?
Tell us what you want to build. We will arrange a site visit, give you an honest view of costs and timing, and send an itemised quotation.
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