Coursan lies on the lower Aude plain, between the river and the first vineyards. For a building or extension project that has a very practical consequence: part of the commune is covered by a flood risk prevention plan, and the nature of the plain's soils has a direct bearing on how the foundations are sized.
This is exactly the sort of setting where our grounding in structural work makes the difference: a soil survey, a crawl space or foundations designed to suit, floor levels set to the rules of the local planning scheme (PLU) and of the flood risk plan (PPRi). We check all of this on the first visit — before you commit to anything.
Building single-family homes on estate plots and on individual plots alike, home extensions and garage conversions in the residential streets, boundary walls, slabs and small masonry jobs, renovating half-round clay tile roofs: our teams cover the whole range of building work in Coursan.
Being close by counts double on a project site: a few minutes from our head office in Narbonne, a foreman can call in every day, and anything unexpected is sorted out the same day.
