Bali construction company: one contractor for every job on the island

Both. The same crews that build our housing projects also install a single septic tank, drill one well or lay one epoxy floor. Small jobs are how most clients first test us — we quote them with the same written scope and warranty as a full build.

After a free site survey we issue an itemised scope with quantities and a fixed price in IDR. Guide prices are published on every service page so you know the ballpark before you even message us. The final number moves only if the scope moves — and then in writing. To line our quote up against others, use our guide to comparing construction company quotes line by line.

Most of our clients are abroad for at least part of their project. You get weekly photo and video reports, a shared progress album, and payments tied to completed stages you can verify from the reports — not to dates on a calendar.

Yes — quotes are in Indonesian rupiah and itemise labour and materials separately, so you can see exactly what you're paying for. If you prefer to supply your own materials, we'll quote labour-only and tell you honestly which materials are worth buying yourself.

Every contract includes a written workmanship warranty — the duration depends on the trade (structural work carries the longest cover). If something we built moves, cracks or leaks within the warranty period, we come back and fix it at our cost.

All of it. Our crews are based around Denpasar and Canggu, and we run projects from Uluwatu to Ubud and out to the east coast. Site surveys are free island-wide.

Work backwards from the weather. For foundations and structure to be moving through the dry window, the survey, scope and fixed quote need to be settled several weeks earlier — for a Q4 2026 start, that means confirming by late September. The quoting itself is quick; what takes time is agreeing a scope precise enough to price fixed.

No — it re-sequences. We plan each programme so the weather-exposed stages sit in the driest months available and interior trades carry the project through the wet ones. A build that starts late in the year simply runs those stages in a different order; the finish date is protected by sequencing, not by luck with the weather.

As 2026 guide figures: a complete villa runs from IDR 7,500,000 per m² at a standard specification and from IDR 12,000,000 per m² premium, with architect-led projects reaching IDR 18,000,000–25,000,000+ per m². A turnkey 150 m² two-bedroom villa lands around IDR 1.35–2.08 billion including design, permits, well, septic and power — before pool and furniture. The full maths is in our villa construction cost breakdown.

A 150 m² villa typically takes nine to twelve months from approved design: roughly 6–8 weeks of groundwork and foundations, 12–16 weeks of structure, then envelope, MEP and finishes. Add 2–4 months up front for design and the PBG if you are starting from a bare plot; larger two-storey homes run 10–14 months. You receive the programme with the quote, and weekly photo reports track progress against it.

Foreign owners build with us all the time — construction itself is the straightforward part. Every build needs a PBG building permit issued against the plot's zoning, and our construction permit support handles the drawings, calculations and process coordination. How you hold the land or lease is a legal question for your notary; once that structure is in place, we survey, quote and build the same way for every client.

Villa construction cost per sqm in Bali runs in tiers: structural shell, standard turnkey, and premium finish. Instead of a vague villa renovation cost estimator, you get an itemised bill of quantities — every square metre priced line by line before you sign.

Yes — luxury villa construction in Uluwatu and Bingin starts with earthworks and soil prep before villa construction: geotech survey, retaining design, then the build. Cliff sites reward careful staging and punish shortcuts, so we sequence excavation ahead of the wet season.

All of them: skimming and plastering, granite and stone laying, waterproofing, electrical installation, air-conditioning with scheduled AC maintenance, CCTV and a whole-house water filter. One contract, one site manager, no finger-pointing between subcontractors.

Building regulations for foreign villa owners in Bali come down to land title, zoning (ITR), and the PBG building permit. We check zoning before design, file the PBG, and hand over an as-built set that matches the permit — the paperwork survives resale.

Yes — smart home automation improves villa rental yield because guests rate control and security highly, and conduit laid during the build costs a fraction of retrofitting. We also size the roof for a solar system that keeps essentials running through a power outage.