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Lack of Quality Control
When a contractor hires multiple subcontractors for different tasks—such as foundation work, masonry, plumbing, electrical, and finishing—it becomes difficult to maintain consistent quality standards. Each subcontractor may follow different practices, leading to variations in workmanship and materials used.
Delays & Poor Coordination
Subcontractors often work on multiple projects simultaneously, which can result in delays, missed deadlines, and lack of accountability. Without a dedicated in-house team, coordinating different subcontractors can be challenging, causing project timelines to stretch unnecessarily.
Higher Costs Due to Middlemen
Subcontracting involves multiple layers of management, leading to hidden costs, inflated pricing, and potential budget overruns. Since each subcontractor adds their profit margin, homeowners may end up paying more than expected.
Inconsistency in Workmanship
A home requires seamless integration of structural, electrical, plumbing, and finishing work. When different subcontractors handle separate tasks, mismatched execution can lead to functional and aesthetic flaws that affect the longevity and appearance of the home.
Accountability Issues & Warranty Concerns
With multiple subcontractors involved, finger-pointing becomes common when issues arise. Homeowners may struggle to get repairs or warranty claims addressed efficiently, as no single party takes full responsibility for the project.
The Solution: In-House Expertise
At MyScaai Bharat, we ensure every home is built by our dedicated in-house team of architects, engineers, and skilled laborers. This guarantees superior quality, seamless coordination, cost efficiency, and on-time project completion.