The construction of a CHG home is a well-structured procedure covering everything from the initial phase of planning and studying the terrain to turnkey delivery, with top priority given to quality, efficiency and adaptation to the environment in every phase.
This method combines technical expertise with innovative materials and strict control over their implementation, resulting in strong, comfortable and sustainable residences. Not surprisingly, CHG was the first developer to obtain the ISO 9001 certificate, which stresses its obligation to comply with high standards throughout the entire process.
Planning: the starting point
It all begins with a meticulous analysis of the land where the house is to be located. The technical team carries out geotechnical and topographic studies to verify the site’s suitability and customise the design to the client’s needs and the environmental characteristics of the surroundings.
This phase involves getting permits, drawing up basic projects and ones for the implementation, and defining the specific construction solutions for each case.
Creating the structure
Once the planning phase is finished, work begins on preparing and levelling the land, followed by the foundations. High-strength concretes are used to ensure the base structure’s solidity and durability.
Walls and floors are built upon these foundations using ceramic bricks, special mortar and technical insulation, reinforcing the house’s comfort in terms of heating and soundproofing. The entire process is carried out following strict quality and safety controls.
Structural installations and finishings
With the structure in place, the electrical installations, plumbing, air conditioning and ventilation are installed at the same time, using certified materials and modern technology to ensure efficiency and reliability.
The roofing and facades are designed using specific panelling and cladding to provide additional protection and an aesthetic finish in keeping with the design. Energy efficiency is a priority: the windows, frames (in PVC or aluminium) and the closing systems are selected for their insulation properties and long-term savings.
Garden and pool
One of the residences’ distinguishing features is the fact that they have their own garden and swimming pool, perfect for the more than 300 days of sunshine a year the region enjoys and the ever-growing trend of doing both work and recreational activities in the open air.
In the next procedure, the garden is added following the planned design. In the projects, it is always placed in such a way as to complement the entrance area, surrounded by slanting forms, steel blade fencing interlaced with cane, and a natural wooden door. The use of panel fencing to delimit the space is also considered if necessary.
The design also takes into account the garden’s long-term maintenance, which can be low or moderate, depending on the plants chosen. Lighting systems can also be introduced both indoors and outdoors, which can be controlled with a single switch or else independently.
In the pool section, the designs are always arranged according to each client’s wishes. Next, the dimensions and structural calculations are done, and the construction project is drawn up.
Once the building permit has been obtained, excavation of the soft earth begins, with a base layer of crushed stone. From that moment on, the process of shotcreting concrete over the steel frame begins, then interior plastering with cement mortar, and lining the basin with mosaics.
The decorative tile bordering high up on the walls helps with cleaning and maintenance, while the installation of water systems for purification and renewal, together with the electricity with its automatic and manual control panel and the filtration and purification apparatus all enable the motor pump to work optimally.
The stainless steel steps round off the procedure, leaving a high standard of quality for the customer.
Interior design and final touches
The interior is finished off with ceramic or parquet flooring, paint finishes and customised decoration. This stage also includes indoor joinery, the installation of doors and wardrobes, and basic sanitary ware and furniture in keeping with CHG’s delivery standards.
Each of these items is reviewed technically to ensure quality compliance and the living space’s overall functionality.
Continual monitoring and delivery
Throughout the entire process, painstaking supervision is carried out, documenting each phase with reports and photographs. Before final delivery, the residence undergoes a complete technical inspection to verify that all the systems (outer doors, windows, walls, roofing, installations, insulation, finishings) meet the high standards demanded by CHG.
Once all the inspections are completed, the house is delivered fully finished and ready to move in, accompanied by after-sales advice and customer service.
Hence, CHG homes are modern, high-quality construction solutions, concentrating on solidity, efficiency, personalisation and the comfort of their future inhabitants. Each one boasts meticulous attention to detail and an excellent combination of architecture and functionality.
Notable steps in the construction process
- Analysing and preparing the terrain.
- Drawing up and validating the entire project.
- Construction of reinforced foundations.
- Structural construction with high thermal and acoustic efficiency.
- Installation of certified electrical, plumbing and air conditioning systems.
- Construction of garden and pool suited to the client’s tastes.
- Installation of windows, doors and joinery with attention to energy efficiency.
- Indoor and outdoor finishings with top-quality materials.
- Multidisciplinary technical supervision and control in all phases.
- Final turnkey delivery with after-sales service.
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