finnish houses in Almaty
and the regionfrom 45 000 ₸*/m² in 3 months*Crew labour cost
Durable and safe houses thanks to high quality standards and oversight by engineering services at every stage of construction
200+ successfully completed projects
Online broadcast of the construction progress 24/7*
Extended warranty from 5 years
100% compliance with current
standards: SNiP, SP, GOST
finnish houses in Almaty
and the region
in 3 months
from 45 000 ₸*/m²
*Crew labour cost
Durable and safe houses thanks to high quality standards and oversight by engineering services at every stage of construction
200+ successfully completed projects
Online broadcast of the construction progress 24/7*
Extended warranty from 5 years
100% compliance with current
standards: SNiP, SP, GOST
finnish houses in Almaty
and the region
in 3 months
from 45 000 ₸*/m²
*Crew labour cost
Durable and safe houses thanks to high quality standards and oversight by engineering services at every stage of construction
200+ successfully completed projects
Online broadcast of the construction progress 24/7*
Extended warranty from 5 years
100% compliance with current
standards: SNiP, SP, GOST
Features of building Finnish houses
The frame-panel technology is one of the most common and effective ways of building Finnish wooden houses. The walls, floors and roof are formed from strong wooden panels that are joined together by means of a frame.
Finnish frame-panel houses are distinguished by the strength, durability and eco-friendliness of the materials used.
Features of building Finnish houses
The frame-panel technology is one of the most common and effective ways of building Finnish wooden houses. The walls, floors and roof are formed from strong wooden panels that are joined together by means of a frame.
Finnish frame-panel houses are distinguished by the strength, durability and eco-friendliness of the materials used.
Features of building Finnish houses
The frame-panel technology is one of the most common and effective ways of building Finnish wooden houses. The walls, floors and roof are formed from strong wooden panels that are joined together by means of a frame.
Finnish frame-panel houses are distinguished by the strength, durability and eco-friendliness of the materials used.
Advantages of building Finnish houses
Service life of up to 100 years
When quality materials are used and the construction technology is followed, Finnish houses can last for several decades
Fire-resistance class III
When building Finnish houses, fire-retardant treatments and technologies are used, which ensures a high level of fire safety
100% eco-friendliness
Wood has the ability to “breathe”, which provides natural ventilation and maintains a comfortable humidity level in the room
Erected in 2 months
Thanks to its simple and well-thought-out design, a Finnish house can be erected in a few months
HIGH ENERGY
EFFICIENCY
The walls, roof and floor of Finnish houses are carefully insulated, which provides thermal insulation. This makes it possible to save on heating and air conditioning
budget savings
Thanks to the simplicity of the design and the use of affordable materials, Finnish houses are one of the most economical options for country housing
Advantages of building Finnish houses
When quality materials are used and the construction technology is followed, Finnish houses can last for several decades
Service life of up to 100 years
When building Finnish houses, fire-retardant treatments and technologies are used, which ensures a high level of fire safety
Fire-resistance class III
Wood has the ability to “breathe”, which provides natural ventilation and maintains a comfortable humidity level in the room
100% eco-friendliness
Thanks to its simple and well-thought-out design, a Finnish house can be erected in a few months
Erected in 2 months
The walls, roof and floor of Finnish houses are carefully insulated, which provides thermal insulation. This makes it possible to save on heating and air conditioning
HIGH ENERGY
EFFICIENCY
Thanks to the simplicity of the design and the use of affordable materials, Finnish houses are one of the most economical options for country housing
budget savings
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Advantages of building Finnish houses
When quality materials are used and the construction technology is followed, Finnish houses can last for several decades
Service life of up to 100 years
When building Finnish houses, fire-retardant treatments and technologies are used, which ensures a high level of fire safety
Fire-resistance class III
Wood has the ability to “breathe”, which provides natural ventilation and maintains a comfortable humidity level in the room
100% eco-friendliness
Thanks to its simple and well-thought-out design, a Finnish house can be erected in a few months
Erected in 2 months
The walls, roof and floor of Finnish houses are carefully insulated, which provides thermal insulation. This makes it possible to save on heating and air conditioning
HIGH ENERGY
EFFICIENCY
Thanks to the simplicity of the design and the use of affordable materials, Finnish houses are one of the most economical options for country housing
budget savings
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Cost of building a Finnish house
In various versions
| FLOOR AREA | CONSTRUCTION OPTION | COST WITH MATERIALS | CONSTRUCTION TIME |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 45 m² | Shell | from 135 000 ₸/m² | 30 days |
| From 45 m² - To 95 m² | Shell | from 91 000 ₸/m² | 30 days |
| From 95 m² | Shell | from 75 000 ₸/m² | 30 days |
| Any floor area | Finished | from 165 000 ₸/m² | 60-90 days |
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- 01.FIXED PRICE WITH NO HIDDEN CHARGES
The contract amount is fixed, and we bear the risk of extra costs arising from inaccuracies in the estimate or design
- 02.OUR COMPANY HAS BEEN OPERATING FOR 30 YEARS
We have been operating since 1994. Over this time we have found the best material suppliers, and bulk purchasing allows us to cut costs for our clients.
- 03.5-year quality guarantee
The warranty period is set out in the contract, as are the parties' responsibilities
- 04.strict quality control
Construction is overseen by experienced technical supervisors with relevant university degrees, certified to work in earthquake-prone areas. Inspections follow detailed checklists
- 05.A close-knit team of professionals
Designers and builders are on our staff. This saves time on coordination and keeps responsibility in one pair of hands
- 06.Help with paperwork
We will help settle all the paperwork involved in the building permit and the preparation of documents
- 07.Secure storage of materials
A temporary fence is put up for tidy storage and strict control of building materials
- 08.Online monitoring of work progress
You can watch the construction from your smartphone at any time. Provided at the client's request where technically possible
- 09.Work strictly to standards
All solutions comply with the current SNiP, GOST and other standards. We bear legal responsibility
- 10.HOUSES WITH 9+-POINT SEISMIC RESISTANCE
We use modern construction technologies: high-strength steel reinforcement, earthquake-resistant composites and design focused on seismic resistance.
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The initial stage is drawing up the full package of permit documentation in strict accordance with the urban-planning standards and the law. It includes the title documents for the land, the urban development plan for the plot, and the design documentation with all the necessary expert reviews and approvals. The company “Profi-Dom”, which specialises in the “Finnish house construction” service, offers services for collecting all the permit documentation and for the legal support of projects.
Design
Construction specifics
The walls are one of the key structural elements that determine the energy efficiency, durability and living comfort of a house. There are two main types of wall construction - frame-panel and timber (log).
In the frame-panel technology, the outer and inner wall surfaces are formed from structural insulated panels (SIP panels) based on a timber frame sheathed inside and out with oriented strand boards. The space between the boards is filled with highly efficient insulation - mineral-wool boards or polystyrene. The thickness of such walls reaches 200-300 mm.
The timber walls of Finnish houses in Almaty are assembled from solid glued or whole logs of coniferous wood, most often pine or spruce. Logs 180-400 mm in diameter are used. Highly efficient insulation and vapour-barrier materials are laid between the log courses. The total thickness of the log walls reaches 300-400 mm.
Thanks to the considerable thickness and well-thought-out multilayer design, the walls have excellent insulating properties that keep heat inside the rooms and minimise heat loss. The heat-transfer coefficient is only 0,08-0,15 W/(m2*°C).
The high density of the wood also provides excellent sound insulation, creating a quiet and comfortable atmosphere inside the house. The level of sound insulation is 50-60 dB.
The skilful use of the latest waterproofing, vapour-barrier and thermal-insulation materials prevents moisture from penetrating turnkey Finnish houses in Almaty, the appearance of condensate and, consequently, the growth of fungi and mould. This has a positive effect on the service life of both the walls themselves and the interior finishing of the rooms.
With strict adherence to Finnish construction technologies and standards, the multilayer walls provide a long service life for the house - up to 150 years without the need for major repairs. After that they can be dismantled and replaced with new structures while preserving the architectural appearance of the house.
Thus, the wall structures of Finnish houses embody the energy efficiency, eco-friendliness, comfort and durability of modern wooden house-building.
Metal roof tiles, a zinc-titanium or copper roof covering are laid on the roof, and corrugated sheeting may also be used. A multilayer system of vapour insulation and ventilation of the under-roof space is carried out without fail to improve energy efficiency.
The price for Finnish houses starts from 165000 - 210000 KZT/m2 depending on the chosen architectural and engineering solutions.
The main distinctive features of Finnish houses are:
- The use of local wood species such as pine, spruce and birch to create a cosy and warm atmosphere. More than 80% of houses are built of wood.
- The use of modern woodworking methods, including lamination and thermal modification of wood at temperatures up to 230°C to increase its strength by 25-30% and its durability to 50 years.
- Simple, clean design inspired by Scandinavian minimalism, with an emphasis on functionality and energy efficiency. The average house size is 120-150 m².
- The use of innovative heating systems such as heat pumps and solar collectors to reduce the carbon footprint by 40-60%.
- Integration of modern “smart home” technologies into a Finnish house in Almaty, allowing up to 30% of energy to be saved.
- Application of passive-house principles with a wall heat-transfer coefficient of 0,1-0,15 W/(m²·K) to minimise heat loss.
- The use of large windows making up to 25% of the total facade area and of light tones to create a sense of space and maximum natural light.
- Careful planning of the internal space to ensure the ergonomics and functionality of every square metre. The average ceiling height is 2,6-2,8 m.
- The use of environmentally friendly materials such as wood-polymer composites with a wood content of 50-70% and eco-friendly water-based paints.
Benefits of building with Profi-Dom
On completion of the construction and installation work, we provide a full package of as-built documentation with detailed instructions for operating the house and all its utility systems.
We provide a guarantee on the construction work for a period of 3 to 10 years. Long-term contracts are also concluded for the scheduled maintenance and servicing of the houses' utility systems and structures during operation.
A sensible investment in a Finnish house pays off through energy efficiency, low operating costs and high liquidity on the property market.
According to statistics, more than 90% of Finnish house owners remain completely satisfied with the construction quality, the level of living comfort and the excellent operational characteristics.
COMPARISON TABLE OF SCANDINAVIAN HOUSES
| CRITERION | FINNISH HOUSES | NORWEGIAN HOUSES | SWEDISH HOUSES | CANADIAN HOUSES |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technology | Frame, timber | Frame, timber | Frame, timber | Framed |
| Climate | Moderate - well suited to regions with mild winters and not-too-hot summers | Harsh - built to withstand hard frosts and snowy winters | Moderate - suitable for regions with mild winters and cool summers | Continental - designed for regions with cold winters and hot summers |
| Architecture | Practical, functional - simple shapes, clean design, large windows | Traditional, cosy - often with attic floors, bay windows and verandas | Minimalist, modern - simple geometric shapes, panoramic windows, terraces | Pragmatic, spacious - simple shapes, large windows, garages, terraces |
| Cost | Affordable - the most budget-friendly option among Scandinavian houses | Expensive - because of the use of solid timber and complex technologies | Medium - more expensive than Finnish ones but cheaper than Norwegian ones | Affordable - one of the cheapest options among frame houses |
| Advantages | Fast construction thanks to the simple frame technology, excellent thermal insulation, the most budget-friendly option for country housing | High strength and durability thanks to the use of solid timber, eco-friendliness thanks to the use of high-quality wood, and a comfortable microclimate because the wood “breathes” | Energy efficiency and eco-friendliness, as they are built from environmentally friendly materials, high quality of materials and assembly thanks to the use of high-quality timber, the most durable houses | Ideal for a cold climate thanks to the insulation of the frame-and-sheathing technology, fast assembly due to the simplicity of the design, and an affordable cost compared with other Scandinavian houses |
| Disadvantages | Not suitable for a harsh climate | Less energy-efficient than Canadian ones | More expensive than Finnish houses | Less eco-friendly than Norwegian ones |
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Frequently asked
questions about building a Finnish house
How much does it cost to build a Finnish house in Almaty?
- Area and number of storeys of the house: The larger the area and the more storeys the house has, the higher its cost will be.
- Materials: Using more expensive materials, such as glued laminated timber, will increase the construction cost.
- Project complexity: If the house design has a non-standard shape or complex architectural elements, this will also affect its cost.
What are the advantages of building a turnkey Finnish house with “Profi-Dom”?
This has a number of advantages:
- Saving time and effort: You will not have to look for contractors for the different stages of construction, which will save you time and effort.
- Quality guarantee: The contractor bears full responsibility for the quality of all the work.
How long does it take to build a Finnish house?
- Area and number of storeys of the house: The larger the area and the more storeys the house has, the more time its construction will take.
- Project complexity: If the house design has a non-standard shape or complex architectural elements, this will also increase the construction time.
- Weather conditions: Adverse weather conditions can slow down construction.
What is included in the basic specification of a Finnish house?
What documents are needed to build a Finnish house?
- Building permit: Issued by the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning of your district. To obtain it, you must submit an application, the house design, a topographic map of the plot and other documents.
- House design: Developed by an architect or a design organisation. It must comply with all building codes and regulations.
- Documents for the land plot: a title document (a state act, a contract of sale, exchange, gift, etc.) and the cadastral plan of the plot.
- Technical conditions: obtained from the relevant organisations (KGP “Almatygaz”, JSC “KazTransGaz Almaty”, SME “Gorvodokanal”, JSC “Kazakhtelecom”, etc.). The technical conditions specify the terms for connection to the water supply, sewerage, power supply, gas and telephone networks, etc.
- Commissioning permit: obtained from the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning of your district. To obtain it, you must submit an application, a work-acceptance certificate and other documents.
Can the construction time be shortened?
What is the ceiling height on the first and second floors?
What documents are needed to build a house?
Title documents for the land plot.
An architectural and planning assignment from the local authorities.
Design documentation.
Technical conditions for connection to utility networks.
A building permit from the local authorities.
Do you take Almaty's seismic activity into account during construction?
Choosing a suitable site.
Design that accounts for seismic loads.
Use of earthquake-resistant materials.
Compliance with construction codes and quality control.
Which foundation should you choose when building a house?
Soil type.
Weight and number of storeys of the house.
Presence of a basement.
Budget.
Common types:
Strip.
Slab.
Pier.
Pile.
Each type is best suited to particular conditions.