RCC Structure & Foundations

What we deliver

Foundations, RCC frames, slabs, staircases, and structural works for commercial and industrial buildings — from groundwork upwards, with testing at every stage.

Structure is the part of a building that is invisible once finished and impossible to correct afterwards. The quality of what gets poured, compacted and cured decides the building's life far more than anything added later.

Scope of works

Stage	What we deliver
Groundwork	Setting out, excavation, soil preparation
Foundations	Footings, raft or pile caps per the structural design
Frame	Columns, beams, slabs, shear walls
Staircases & cores	RCC stairs, lift and service cores
Reinforcement	Bar bending, placing, cover blocks, inspection
Concrete	Mix design, placement, compaction, curing
Testing	Slump, cube tests at 7 and 28 days

Where projects go wrong

• No soil investigation. The foundation is then designed on assumption.
• Insufficient curing. In Indian heat, concrete that dries too fast never reaches design strength.
• Poor compaction. Voids and honeycombing weaken the member.
• Inadequate cover. Reinforcement too close to the surface corrodes.
• Service openings not planned. Coring through a finished beam or slab later is risky and expensive.

Why Hagerstone

Civil works delivered from groundwork to completion as part of a single contract with the facade, MEP and interiors — so service openings and slab edges are set out for the trades that follow.

A 53-member site team and owned equipment including core cutting, levelling and lifting, under ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 and 79+ quality checkpoints.

Standards referenced

Reinforced concrete to IS 456:2000. Foundations to IS 1904. Earthquake-resistant design to IS 1893 (Part 1).