Construction Services in Malta
Planning an extension, an alteration or a restoration? Compare construction contractors and ask the right questions before anyone breaks ground.
Tminta lists 5 construction services in Malta. Compare them below, then contact them direct. There are no fees.
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Developers & finishing contractors in Malta
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Concrete and stone coring with expansion joint cutting and caulking
Turnkey and reconstruction services on the island of Gozo
Building and construction services in Malta
Construction company offering turnkey, property and condominium management
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What they offer
About construction services in Malta
Construction contractors in Malta cover the structural side of a project: building and alterations, opening or closing walls and apertures, demolition and excavation, concrete coring and expansion joints, and the restoration of old stone buildings with lime pointing. Some also take on finishes and turnkey projects, so you deal with one contractor from shell to handover.
Prices are quoted per project, often from your perit's drawings. The cost depends on the scope, access to the site, the condition of the existing building, materials, waste removal, the timeline and how much finishing is included. An itemised quote is far easier to compare than a single lump sum.
Building work in Malta is regulated by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA). Contractors need a BCA licence for demolition, excavation or construction, and the law sets the hours when noisy works may happen. As the client, you have duties too, so read the notes below before work starts.
What you can hire them for
- Build an extension or an extra floor
- Open or close a wall or aperture
- Carry out a small demolition
- Excavate for foundations or a lift pit
- Core drill concrete or stone
- Restore and repoint a stone façade
- Build a boundary wall
- Run a turnkey renovation
- Cut and seal expansion joints
What to ask before you hire
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Do you hold a BCA licence for this type of work: demolition, excavation or construction?
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Will you work from my perit's drawings, and who will be the site manager?
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What is included in the quote, and what would be charged as extra?
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How will you handle waste removal and protect the neighbours' property?
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What is the timeline, and how are payments staged?
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Are you insured for damage to third party property?
Good to know in Malta
- Under the Construction Industry Licensing Regulations (L.N. 166 of 2023), demolition, excavation and piling, and construction may only be carried out by a person or company holding a licence for that activity, issued through the Building and Construction Authority (BCA). Source
- The Construction Management Site Regulations (S.L. 623.08) set permissible hours for works that can be heard outside the site: no start before 7am and stop by 8pm; hydraulic hammers and pneumatic drills only between 7.30am and 4pm; no construction works on Sundays or public holidays. Emergencies are allowed, and the BCA can approve exemptions. Source
- The same regulations ban demolition and excavation in designated tourism zones between 15 June and 30 September, unless an exemption is granted. Source
- If you commission works you are the "client" and must appoint a site manager and give the BCA their details before works start. If you do not nominate one, you are treated as the site manager yourself. Source
- "Perit" is the Maltese professional title for an architect. Under the Periti Act, references to "architect" in Maltese law mean "Perit". Source
Why hire Constructors from Tminta?
If you need construction work done, a constructor in Malta will be able to provide you with a wide range of services as they are experienced in different fields as well as designing and building things from the ground up. Whether you need a constructor in Malta for a small repair or for a big project, Tminta can help.
Tminta is the best place to get in touch with self-employed Constructors in Malta quickly and easily. Scroll through self-employed constructors and select the best one for you .
Make sure that the person you hire has good reviews from previous customers. Watch out for constructors that have a low rating or no feedback, so you should check that out first before hiring them for your construction needs. You can also check their social media pages for reviews and evidence of their work if they do not have any on Tminta.
Find peace of mind through our website by contacting constructors in Malta directly via our chatting system or by calling them.
Questions
How much does construction cost in Malta?
Every project is priced on its own. The cost depends on the drawings and scope, the state of the existing structure, access for machinery, materials, waste disposal and how much finishing you want. Ask more than one licensed contractor to quote from the same drawings so you compare like with like, and get an itemised written quote with payments tied to stages of the work.
What time can construction start in Malta?
Under the Construction Management Site Regulations, works that can be heard outside the site may not start before 7am and must stop by 8pm. Hydraulic hammers and pneumatic drills are limited to 7.30am to 4pm, and no construction works are allowed on Sundays or public holidays. Emergencies and exemptions approved by the BCA are the only exceptions.
How do I check a construction contractor in Malta?
Ask for their BCA licence and check it covers the activity you need: demolition, excavation and piling, or construction. Ask for recent projects you can go and see, speak to past clients and confirm who will be the site manager. Your perit can help you weigh up the quotes. Tminta does not vet contractors, so make these checks before you sign anything.
Do construction contractors work in Gozo?
Some do, so check the towns on each profile and ask. For work in Gozo, ask how they will move machinery and materials across on the ferry and whether that is in the price. A contractor who knows local suppliers and site access on the island can keep the programme moving when deliveries get tricky.
How many construction services are there in Malta?
Tminta lists 5 construction services in Malta right now, and new ones join every month. Each page shows how to contact them.
How do I contact a construction in Malta?
Open a profile and call, message, email or visit their website. You contact them direct, and there are no fees.
Can I see their work before I get in touch?
Yes. Open a profile to see photos of their work, links to their pages and reviews from customers.
Does Tminta charge a fee?
No. Searching and contacting construction services on Tminta is free. You deal with them direct.
I am a construction. How do I get listed?
Add your business for free on the "List your business" page. If you are already listed, open your page and claim it to update your details.