An integrated approach to concrete

Reinforced Concrete | Masonry

We put our expertise to work on complex and innovative projects. Whether building new structures or carrying out infrastructure works, we are committed to meeting the highest technical standards in order to guarantee quality results.

Reinforced concrete

This service is essential for foundations, pillars, slabs and load-bearing walls requiring exceptional durability. We use advanced techniques for pouring, moulding and treating reinforced concrete, guaranteeing solid and secure structures that are perfectly suited to modern construction requirements.

In addition to its robustness, we also value the aesthetics of concrete: meticulous finishes, integration of surface effects and the possibility of coloured concrete, in order to combine technical performance and harmonious visual appeal in your projects.

Bricklaying

We offer masonry services for all types of projects, including laying bricks, stones and concrete blocks, whether for residential, commercial or industrial constructions.

Our expertise covers both modern masonry, using contemporary techniques and innovative materials, and traditional masonry, respecting traditional methods and built heritage. Our skilled masons ensure a flawless and durable finish, perfectly suited to the requirements and style of each project.

Shaping structures with precision

Our strength: exposed concrete

Type 1: Formwork for standard concrete
For surfaces without special requirements :
- ordinary appearance
- no requirements regarding the size of the slats or panels
- no trimming or removal of burrs and splinters
Type 2: Formwork for neat-looking concrete
For surfaces that meet the following requirements :
- uniform appearance
- no requirements regarding the size of the slats or panels
- trimming with removal of burrs and serrations
Type 3: Formwork for facing concrete retaining the imprint of the formwork blades
For exposed surfaces that meet the following requirements :
- Constant board width : no requirements regarding ends
- Uniform board direction parallel to the long side of the surface to be formworked
- Planed boards
Type 4: Formwork for facing concrete retaining the imprint of the formwork panels
For exposed surfaces that meet the following requirements :
- Constant panel width; no requirements regarding ends
- Uniform panel direction parallel to the long side of the surface to be formed

The aesthetics of concrete in all its purity

Exposed concrete surface classes (CBA)

CBA 1 (Type 2): Moderate requirements
No requirements
CBA 2 (Type 3.1 or 4.1): Standard requirements
- Blisters on the formwork skin are not permitted
- Damage to the formwork skin caused by the vibrator is not permitted
- Professional repair of small scratches (max. approx. 1 mm wide and deep and no more than a few cm long), in small numbers, is permitted
CBA 3 (Type 3.1 or 4.1): High requirements
Requirements identical to CBA 2, plus :
- No drill holes, nails or screws
- Repairs and scratch damage not permitted
CBA S (as agreed): Original design of the appearance to be given to the concrete
Requirements identical to CBA 3 and/or as specified by the project author.
Customise your concrete
It is possible to specify higher requirements, in line with your expectations and wishes.

Ensuring the quality of materials and techniques

Combining traditional expertise with modern techniques to achieve optimal results.

Stay within deadlines and budget

Responsibility and dedication to our internal and external customers by honouring our agreements in order to achieve common goals.

Proposing sustainable solutions

Concerned about social and environmental responsibility, sharing and integration are at the heart of our concerns.

Between functionality and aesthetics

Landscaping concrete

A wide range of custom finishes: thanks to Novalla SA's experience in working with concrete, Novalla Construction SA offers a variety of finishes tailored to the technical constraints and aesthetic expectations of each project.

Depending on your needs, it is also possible to develop customised solutions to meet specific requirements.

Resistant, elegant and designed to last, landscaping concrete is suitable for a wide variety of spaces:
driveways, terraces, garage entrances and pool surrounds.

More than just a simple covering, it is a technical material that combines aesthetics and robustness, reflecting masterful craftsmanship.

1. Sandblasted
2. Deactivated
3. Bush-hammered
4. Swept
5. Vegetated
6. Printed
7. Smoothed
8. Sanded
9. Draining

1. Sandblasted

Highly regarded by urban planners and landscape architects for its natural appearance and adaptability, sandblasted concrete is obtained by spraying abrasive elements that expose the aggregate to varying degrees.

2. Deactivated

A best-seller among environmental concretes, exposed aggregate concrete is obtained by spraying a treatment onto the fresh surface before cleaning with water, leaving the aggregate visible.

3. Bush-hammered

With a finish similar to natural stone, bush-hammered concrete is the result of a specific mechanical treatment, namely the breaking up of the surface with a bush hammer.

4. Swept

With its sandy texture and distinctive grain, brushed concrete is widely used for road and traffic surfaces. It can be grey or coloured, usually dyed throughout.

5. Vegetated

Combining mineral and plant matter, green concrete incorporates cells that allow grass to grow while ensuring the stability of surfaces suitable for vehicles or pedestrians.

6. Printed

Obtained by simply applying a recessed mould to the surface as it sets, stamped concrete offers numerous possibilities, such as parquet, Parisian paving stone, tile or stone effects, or by applying figurative shapes of your choice.

7. Smoothed

Smoothed by hand, with a helicopter or sheepskin... smoothed/trowelled concrete has a soft, comfortable finish that suits any type of interior design.

8. Sanded

Characterised by its smooth surface, polished concrete is obtained by carefully smoothing it before abrasion using diamond discs.

9. Draining

Drainage concrete preserves the natural water cycle and reduces the risk of flooding. Its high porosity and reservoir structure allow water to infiltrate directly into the ground and prevent waterlogging caused by heavy rainfall.