
Earthworks
Trenches for foundations and utility connections, cable runs, levelling and backfill. We get the plot ready so pouring can start straight away.




From the trench and the slab through masonry, facade and plaster to the wired-up switch. We do the structure and the electrics ourselves — no need to hire two crews and referee between them.
The company was founded in 2018. In June 2022 Lesya Dresher took it over — and gave it its present shape for a fairly practical reason: she knew plenty of people from Ukraine looking for work in Czechia and, above all, for a roof over their heads. She also knew Czech building sites that were short of hands.
This was never about brokering labour. It was about building a crew that stays together — people get help with housing and a place to settle, and in return they do work nobody has to apologise for. That model still holds: the same people, who know each other on site and do not hand work over between strangers.
The dates come from the Czech commercial register: the company was founded in 2018 and Lesya Dresher took it over on 3 June 2022. The rest of the story is my draft based on your notes — read it through and add a concrete detail, such as the first job of her own.Today we do two things that always go together on site anyway: structural works and electrical installations. From earthworks and foundations through load-bearing masonry, facades and plaster to the distribution board, the sockets and smart controls.
The advantage is simple: the conduits are not tied into the rebar by someone who turned up for the first time on pouring day. The electrician knows where the partition wall goes, because a colleague is the one building it.
We work in Prague and the Central Bohemian Region. We come out for a site visit, go through the drawings and give you a price that does not move during the build.
Confirm the service area — where do you actually travel? Do you take large jobs outside Prague?
Trenches for foundations and utility connections, cable runs, levelling and backfill. We get the plot ready so pouring can start straight away.

Footings, formwork, rebar and the slab. Including penetrations and the earthing electrode — everything nobody can add once the concrete is down.

Load-bearing walls, ring beams, lintels and columns. Formwork, rebar and pouring — the structure everything else rests on.

External walls and internal partitions in clay or concrete block. Straight, on module, and laid with the services routing already in mind.

Insulation, bonding and anchoring, reinforcing layer and final render. Add whether you also do ventilated and clad facades.

Internal plaster, screeds and surface preparation for final finishes. Flat enough that nobody has to make up for it with filler later.

Tiling, paving, hard landscaping, stairs and small structures around the house. Clarify what belongs here — plasterboard? painting?











Conduits, boxes and routes tied into the rebar before the pour. The cheapest moment there is to get the electrics right.

Complete wiring throughout the building — chasing, cable pulling, back boxes, labelling and preparation for inspection.

Design, assembly and wiring of main and sub distribution boards. Protection, surge arresters, clear labelling and measured circuits.

Data cabling, door entry, cameras and fire alarm systems. Add which of these you install fully and which you only prepare for.

Fitting switches, sockets, light fittings and end devices. The last metre of the installation — and the only part you actually see every day.

Lighting, blinds, heating and appliances controlled from one place. Add the system — Loxone / Teco / KNX / other?

Wallboxes for family houses and shared parking at apartment blocks — supply, protection and load management so the main breaker holds.
Ringhofferova 115/1
Trebonice
155 21 Prague 5
Ideally you have drawings, or at least a floor plan. But a few sentences about what you are building is enough — we will ask for the rest.
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