Residential & Commercial Construction in Multan | Civil Engineering | PakMEC
Civil Engineering Division · Multan

Residential & Commercial Construction, Built to SOP, Not to Guesswork

From a 5 Marla home in Wapda Town to a commercial plaza on Bosan Road — PakMEC pairs structural engineers with a documented site checklist for every stage, so what's approved on paper is what actually gets built.

Structural Design BOQ & Estimation Grey Structure Turnkey Finishing
SOP-DocumentedEvery Stage Signed Off
A++ GradeQuality Benchmark
Multi-DomainEngineering Team
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Residential & Commercial Construction, Under One Engineering Roof

Every project — a family home or a commercial plaza — moves through the same civil engineering discipline: structural design, quantity surveying, supervised execution, and finishing to a fixed specification.

Structural Design & Drafting

Load analysis, seismic safety checks, and multi-tier structural drawings for both homes and commercial buildings, finalized before a single brick is laid.

Quantity Surveying & BOQ

A line-itemed Bill of Quantities and feasibility estimate before mobilization, so your budget is fixed, not discovered mid-construction.

Grey Structure Construction

Foundation, RCC frame, brickwork and roof slab executed against a written checklist — every pour inspected and signed off before the next stage starts.

Turnkey Finishing & Fit-Out

Flooring, electrical, plumbing, kitchens, sanitary and paint — from standard A-grade finishing to A++ premium specification, move-in ready.

Commercial & Plaza Construction

Shops, offices and warehouse spans built for commercial loads, MEP requirements and fire-safety compliance from the drawing stage onward.

Project Supervision & QA

On-site engineering coordination that keeps execution true to the approved layout and drawings — with scheduled inspections at every milestone.

What Will Your Multan Project Cost?

Built on current Multan market rates (mid-2026). Enter your plot and quality level for an instant range — then get an exact figure from a signed BOQ after a free site visit.

1 Marla ≈ 225 sq ft · 1 Kanal ≈ 4,500 sq ft (20 Marla)
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Get Exact Quote via Site Visit

Estimate only, based on Multan market rates as of mid-2026. Final cost depends on soil condition, structural design, site access and material price movement — confirmed through a signed BOQ after a free site visit.

Seven Stages. One Written Checklist.

No stage begins until the previous one is inspected and signed off by a site engineer. This is the same sequence for a 5 Marla home and a commercial plaza.

01
Site Visit & Soil Assessment

Engineer surveys the plot, checks access and recommends a soil test where the foundation design calls for it.

1–3 Days
02
Structural & Architectural Design

Load calculations, layout and structural drawings finalized and signed off with the client before quantities are taken.

1–2 Weeks
03
BOQ & Fixed-Scope Agreement

Itemized Bill of Quantities covering materials, brands and grades — approved and signed before any mobilization to site.

3–5 Days
04
Foundation & Grey Structure

Excavation, DPC, RCC frame, brickwork and roof slab — every pour checked against the SOP before formwork is removed.

Weeks to Months
05
MEP Rough-In

Electrical conduit, plumbing and gas lines laid and pressure-tested before plaster closes the walls.

1–3 Weeks
06
Finishing & Fixtures

Plaster, flooring, paint, doors, kitchen and sanitary fitted to the quality tier fixed in your BOQ — no unapproved substitutions.

Weeks to Months
07
Quality Audit & Handover

Final inspection checklist, snag-list closure, and complete handover documentation before you get the keys.

2–4 Days
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Engineering Expertise, Not Just a Contractor's Word

PakMEC's civil engineering division sits inside a multi-disciplinary company — the same team that runs precision fabrication and custom automation applies its structure to your site.

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A Team of Engineers, Not Trades Alone

Structural engineers, quantity surveyors and site supervisors work as one execution team — and for commercial builds, PakMEC's mechatronics and electronics engineers are one call away for automation, access control or industrial fit-out.

02
Written SOP at Every Stage

No verbal instructions on-site. Each phase — from DPC to final paint — has a documented checklist that a site engineer signs before the next stage is allowed to start.

03
A++ Quality, Fixed in the BOQ

Material grade and brand are specified in the Bill of Quantities before construction begins. No downgrades or substitutions without your written sign-off.

Active Across Multan's Housing Societies

From premium gated communities to established inner-city colonies — our site teams regularly work across these Multan societies and beyond.

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DHA Multan

Bosan Road corridor — villas, farmhouses and commercial plazas.

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Royal Orchard Multan

Multan Bypass — large-plot residences in a gated community.

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Wapda Town Multan

Northern Bypass — family homes across Phase 1 & Phase 2.

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Citi Housing Multan

Bosan Road — contemporary residential blocks and plots.

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Model Town Multan

Near BZU — renovations, additions and infill construction.

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Fatima Jinnah Town

Vehari Road — affordable housing and small commercial units.

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Eastern Housing Multan

Planned residential plots and family homes.

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Grand Enclave Multan

Multan Bypass — residential and commercial plots.

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Multan Cantt

Cantonment-regulated residential construction.

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Gulgasht Colony

Established inner-city residential upgrades and extensions.

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Shah Rukn-e-Alam Colony

Mid-city residential construction and home extensions.

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New Multan & Bosan Road

New-development plots and commercial frontage.

Building somewhere else in Multan district? Tell us your plot location — our teams travel across the city.

Questions Before You Break Ground

Can't find your answer here? Send us your plot details and quality preference — we'll walk you through the exact scope on a call.

Ask an Engineer
It depends on the finishing level. Grey structure typically runs PKR 2,200–2,800/sqft, semi-finished PKR 3,900–4,700/sqft, standard turnkey PKR 5,600–6,800/sqft, and premium A++ turnkey PKR 7,200–9,000/sqft in Multan as of mid-2026. Use the calculator above for a figure based on your exact plot.
Yes. The same civil engineering division handles homes, plazas, offices and warehouse spans — the difference is in structural loading, MEP scope and fire-safety requirements, which our engineers account for at the design stage.
Yes — it's step two and three of our SOP. Structural drawings and a signed Bill of Quantities are finalized with you before any material is ordered or ground is broken.
Yes, phased construction is common. Many clients build grey structure first and schedule finishing for a later budget cycle — the calculator above lets you price either stage separately.
A single-storey 5 Marla home typically runs 4–6 months grey-to-handover; a G+1 10 Marla or 1 Kanal home runs 7–11 months. Commercial timelines depend on floor count and MEP scope and are confirmed in the BOQ.
Yes, our structural design package includes drawings prepared for Multan Development Authority map approval where the plot requires it.
Free Site Estimate

Let's Put Your Plot Through the Numbers

Send your plot size and location in Multan. A structural engineer — not a salesperson — will call back with a scoped BOQ.

Written BOQ Before Groundbreak
Multi-Domain Engineering Team
A++ Material Specification