Licensed structural design and full design-build construction in Jimalalud, 53 km by road from our Bais City base. Below: the local ground and hazard facts we check before designing here.
We haven't built inside Jimalalud itself yet. Our completed work in the province is in Tanjay City, Canlaon City and Manjuyod — same seismic zone, same team.
Full design-build: NSCP 2015 structural design, CHB walls and RC columns, and site supervision through to the roof deck and wraparound porch.
Full structural design for a 140 sqm family home — efficient layout, NSCP-compliant detailing, seismic considerations tailored for the region.
On site now (September 2026): a pickleball court build in Manjuyod, with footings and column pedestals complete, and electrical preventive maintenance plus drainage works for a restaurant in Dumaguete City.
Jimalalud lost more houses than any other town in 2012 and has clay and beach-sand soils, so ask for a soil investigation and design the foundation for the actual ground, not a generic spec.
Checked against official sources on 23 September 2026. Road distance and drive time are computed with OSRM on OpenStreetMap data (no traffic); fault distances are our own measurement on the PHIVOLCS fault map. To see the hazards under your own lot, use our lot hazard check guide.
In Jimalalud we offer design-build (design, permits and construction under one contract), structural design sealed by a PRC-licensed civil engineer, structural assessment of existing buildings, and renovation. Permit plans are filed with the Municipal Engineer at Jimalalud municipal hall. Our nearest work to Jimalalud is in Manjuyod, where we have a pickleball court build on site now and designed a two-storey house. More about AEDO →
Also in Jimalalud: complete building plans (architectural, structural, electrical and plumbing, ₱250–450 per sqm), construction from your approved plans, and MEPFS design, installation and preventive maintenance.
Beyond Jimalalud, we take on projects throughout the surrounding towns of Negros Oriental — same licensed engineers, same NSCP 2015 compliance.
Does AEDO build in Jimalalud?
Yes. Jimalalud is in Negros Oriental, the one province where we do full design-build construction. It is about 53 km by road from our Bais City base, roughly 40 minutes' drive without traffic.
Has AEDO completed a project in Jimalalud?
Not in Jimalalud itself yet. Our completed projects in the province are in Tanjay City, Canlaon City and Manjuyod, and we have a build on site in Manjuyod now.
What should I check about the ground in Jimalalud before building?
Jimalalud lost more houses than any other town in 2012 and has clay and beach-sand soils, so ask for a soil investigation and design the foundation for the actual ground, not a generic spec. Our lot hazard check guide shows how to look up your own lot on the government hazard maps.
Who issues building permits in Jimalalud?
Building permits are issued by the Municipal Engineer at Jimalalud municipal hall. We prepare the permit set — architectural, structural, electrical and plumbing plans — sealed by licensed professionals, and coordinate the submission. See our building permit guide.
Tell us about your project — we'll respond within 24 hours with a clear plan and honest estimate.