UCR masonry contractor in India

UCR stands for uncoursed rubble masonry, stone laid without regular courses. It is used for foundations, retaining and boundary structures and for infrastructure on hill and river sites.

What it is

UCR stands for uncoursed rubble masonry: stone laid in mortar without regular courses. It is strong, durable and suits sloping and rugged ground.

It is used wherever a heavy, long-lasting wall is needed: foundations, retaining walls, compound and boundary walls, and structures on hill and river sites.

Where it is used

  • Retaining walls on slopes
  • Foundations and plinths
  • Boundary and compound walls
  • Infrastructure and landscape projects on hill, coast and river sites

What to specify before we start

  • Stone type and size
  • Mortar mix
  • Wall height and batter
  • Drainage behind retaining walls
  • Foundation level

How we run it

  1. Stone and bedding

    Stone is selected and bedded so that each piece sits firmly and joints are filled.

  2. Built for the ground

    We have done UCR on the Konkan coast, in Raigad, on Lavasa Road, in Oxford and at townships in Pune.

  3. Combined with other work

    On Tomorrowland and Celebration Land, UCR was done together with gabion walls, and at Skyi with site development.

  4. We start from your drawings

    We read the drawings, specification and timeline first, then plan manpower and the daily workflow to match them.

  5. Our own engineers and supervisors

    Work is run by our own engineers and supervisors on site, so someone accountable is always on the ground.

  6. Safety on every site

    We follow all applicable Indian rules and safety norms on every site. See our safety policy.

We have done this work on 5 projects for Godrej Properties; The House of Abhinandan Lodha; Skyi; and SNBP, Sanny Machineries and TNT. The list below shows each one.

Projects with ucr masonry

Pune areas where we have done this work

Questions

Where have you done UCR masonry?

On residential projects in Pune and on infrastructure and land projects outside Pune, including Anjarle, Neral, Lavasa Road and Oxford.

When should I choose UCR over a gabion wall?

That depends on the site: height, drainage, available stone and finish. Send us the details and we will say what suits it.

Can you take a new project?

Yes. We take new projects anywhere in India. Share your drawings, expectations and timelines and we plan our manpower and daily workflow around them.

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