FAQ

Bonyan follows an engineering-led approach supported by BIM, QA/QC cycles, and a technical office that reviews drawings, BOQ, timelines, and coordination before execution. This reduces mistakes, avoids delays, and keeps the project more controlled from tender to handover.

We handle EPIC works, project and construction management, excavation, shoring, concrete and skeleton works, MEP, finishes, BIM coordination, QA/QC inspections, and full technical office support for both villas and commercial projects in Kuwait.

BIM gives clear visibility of architecture, structure, and MEP before execution. It helps detect clashes, improves accuracy, reduces rework on site, and strengthens coordination between consultants, contractors, and suppliers.

Below-0.00 work includes excavation, shoring, raft and retaining wall coordination with MEP, waterproofing, drainage systems, backup systems, and foundation support. These protect the structure from water pressure, soil movement, and long-term basement problems.

Quality is managed through internal inspections, consultant approvals, external lab tests, and QA/QC checklists. Each stage is checked and documented before moving to the next, so the structure and finishes follow the design and specifications.

The technical office reviews drawings, prepares details, checks quantities, coordinates with consultants, follows up on approvals, and supports planning. This keeps the site team working with clear drawings and reduces changes and mistakes during execution.

Site preparation usually includes fencing, signage, safety setups, portable offices, storage areas, temporary services, and tower cranes or lifting equipment when needed. This keeps the site organized, safe, and ready for structural work.

The skeleton phase covers licenses and permits, site preparation, remarking, shoring, excavation, masonry, pesticide treatment, plaster, plain concrete, waterproofing, mortar, backup systems, drainage, retaining walls, and column supports until the main structure is complete.

Yes. We work on villas, residential buildings, commercial plazas, cafés, offices, and mixed-use projects . The same engineering process, coordination, and quality control are applied to both residential and commercial jobs.

Cost is influenced by structure type, number of basements, material selection, MEP load, finishing level, waterproofing systems, design complexity, and project schedule. Soil conditions and special backup or retaining systems can also affect the final budget.

Yes. Safety includes site fencing, access control, PPE for workers, supervision, signage, and safety planning before excavation, shoring, and structural work. Safety reviews continue until the project is handed over.