Frequently asked questions

Short answers about our work, our approach and how to get started with a civil and construction contractor in India.

What does Pratik Enterprises do?

We are a civil engineering and construction company based in Pune, working on projects across India. Our work covers RCC structural frameworks, block work and masonry, plastering and finishing, UCR masonry and gabion wall construction, along with turnkey construction, land development and in-house fabrication.

Where do you work?

Our head office is in Pune, Maharashtra, and we take projects all over India. Tell us the city and state of your site when you enquire and we plan the mobilisation from there.

Do you work outside Maharashtra?

Yes. We work across India. Our work includes river barrage protection on the Narmada River in Gujarat. Share your drawings, expectations and timelines and we plan our manpower and daily workflow around them.

Do you take on turnkey and EPC construction projects?

Yes. We execute residential bungalows, apartment buildings, commercial structures and industrial projects from start to finish, from large-scale EPC contracts to bespoke bungalows. You hand us the plot and we deliver a ready-to-use structure.

Can you prepare a plot before construction starts?

Yes. Our land development and pre-construction work covers site clearing and levelling, excavation and backfilling, and basic utilities and groundwork. Our capabilities also span statutory and architectural approvals and precision engineering.

Which safety norms do you follow?

We follow all applicable Indian laws, rules and safety norms, along with the requirements of the local authority wherever we work, and industry-standard construction safety practices. Every site has trained supervisors, regular safety briefings and PPE for every worker.

Which developers have you worked with?

Our clients include Godrej Properties, Kolte-Patil Developers, Paranjape Schemes, Vilas Javdekar Developers, The House of Abhinandan Lodha, Skyi, Saheel, Mantra Properties, Siddhashila, Dilip Buildcon Limited and Namrata Group.

How do I start a project with Pratik Enterprises?

Share your drawings, expectations and timelines. We plan our manpower and daily workflow around them. Use the phone number or email in the contact section to reach us.

Can I hire you for just one trade, such as block work or plaster?

Share your drawings and scope. We plan around what you need, whether that is one trade or the full building.

Do you work with architects and PMC teams?

Yes. We support clients, architects and PMC teams by handling the full execution process, from groundwork to final finishing.

Who supervises the work on site?

Our own engineers and supervisors run the work. Every site has trained supervisors who monitor quality and safety.

Do you provide safety equipment to workers?

Yes. We provide appropriate protective equipment to every worker and keep machinery and tools well maintained.

What is UCR masonry, and what is a gabion wall?

UCR is uncoursed rubble masonry: stone laid in mortar without regular courses. A gabion wall is a wire-mesh cage filled with stone, used to hold earth and control erosion. See the glossary for more terms.

Which Pune areas have you worked in?

Kharadi, Hinjewadi, Wakad, Ravet, Punawale, Mahalunge, Bavdhan, Bhugaon, Manjri, Khed Shivapur, Kirkatwadi and Talegaon Dabhade. See the Where we work page for each.

Do you build individual bungalows?

Yes. Our work ranges from large EPC contracts to bespoke bungalows.

How can I check that you are a registered business?

Our GST and Udyam registration numbers are on the About page. You can check them on the official portals, gst.gov.in and udyamregistration.gov.in.

How long have you been working?

Pratik Enterprises began in 2003.

Are you hiring?

Our open roles are on the Careers page, where you can apply online.

What should I bring to start a project?

Your drawings, your expectations and your timelines. If you do not have everything, send what you have and we plan from there.

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