Build New On Empty Land

When acquiring vacant land, it often comes with trees and an uneven surface. The initial tasks involve clearing the land, removing trees, and ensuring a level surface. Depending on soil conditions, it may be necessary to excavate and replace the existing soil with new soil.

Utility connections are essential for vacant land, including water, electricity, and internet. The cost of connecting to existing supplies varies depending on proximity; shorter distances generally incur lower costs, while longer distances result in higher expenses.

Once approval for utility connections is obtained, a temporary perimeter fence needs to be constructed before commencing work. At Senangin, we handle all these processes to alleviate the hassle and kickstart the construction of your dream home.