NSCP-compliant structural design and full design-build construction — from a team based right here in Negros Oriental, with 3 completed projects across the province. Serving Sibulan's homes and small commercial builds near the province's airport.
We haven't completed a project inside Sibulan proper yet — our built projects to date sit in Canlaon City and Manjuyod, both in the same province, same seismic zone, same team.
Full structural design and consultancy for a 1,096 sqm commercial building — efficient RC framing, full NSCP compliance, seismic detailing for Zone 4.
Full structural design for a 140 sqm family home — efficient layout, NSCP-compliant detailing, seismic considerations tailored for the region.
Compact 210 sqm commercial structure designed for efficiency — safe, code-compliant, and commercially ready.
Sibulan's airport-adjacent growth and coastal location bring specific design requirements beyond a generic house plan.
Full structural design and design-build construction for Sibulan's homes, rental properties, and small commercial builds.
NSCP 2015-compliant structural drawings, seismic analysis, wind load calculations, and foundation design. Stamped by licensed PRC engineers.
End-to-end project delivery — architectural plans, structural drawings, BOQ, and construction management under one accountable team.
Weekly progress reports, photo documentation, cost tracking, and contractor supervision. Ideal for OFW clients building while abroad.
Homes, rentals, and small commercial spaces suited to Sibulan's growth alongside the airport and Dumaguete corridor.
Beyond Sibulan, we take on projects throughout the surrounding towns of Negros Oriental — same licensed engineers, same NSCP 2015 compliance.
Does Aedo Construction serve Sibulan, Negros Oriental?
Yes. Sibulan is home to the province's airport and sits just north of Dumaguete City, within our home province. We serve Sibulan's homeowners and small commercial builders with full design-build construction.
Has Aedo completed a project in Sibulan specifically?
Not yet in Sibulan itself — our 3 completed projects are in Canlaon City and Manjuyod, both also in Negros Oriental and built to the same NSCP 2015 standard. As Sibulan grows alongside the airport and Dumaguete's expansion, it's a market we actively serve.
How much does it cost to build a house in Sibulan in 2026?
Design-build rates in Sibulan typically range from ₱22,000–₱39,000 per sqm depending on finish level, similar to nearby Dumaguete due to shared logistics. A 100 sqm standard-finish house runs approximately ₱2,900,000–₱3,900,000 inclusive of structural design, construction, and contractor fee. Use our free cost estimator for a quick ballpark.
Can Aedo handle building permits with Sibulan municipal hall?
Yes. We prepare all required permit drawings — architectural, structural, electrical, and sanitary plans — stamped by licensed engineers and compliant with the National Building Code and NSCP 2015, and coordinate submission with the Sibulan Municipal Engineer's Office.
Is Sibulan in a high seismic zone?
Yes. Sibulan falls in Seismic Zone 4 under NSCP 2015 — the highest risk category in the Philippines. All Aedo structural designs include full seismic analysis per Section 208.
How do I start a project with Aedo in Sibulan?
Contact us via the form below, email, or call 0956 142 1819. We'll respond within 24 hours with a free initial consultation and preliminary cost estimate.
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