• The reinforced concrete structure of our houses is studied by a specialist Technical Office, taking into account the recommendations of the geotechnician who carried out the soil study, as well as the paraseismic rules.
• The foundations are often of the ground beam type on ground tables but can also be seated on pits or on reconstituted soil if required.
• The substrate is made from either blocks or reinforced concrete if required.
• The floors are also made from reinforced concrete with prestressed beams and slabs.
• The mounted walls are made from 20 cm hollow concrete blocks but can also be produced in "Monomur"-type bricks on request.
• The supports and sills are tiled, or less frequently made from stone or poured concrete.
• The framework, also covered by the paraseismic rules, consists of trusses for the uninhabitable attic parts, or with timber panels and rafters.
• The “génoises”, generally consisting of one row on the ground floor and two rows on the first floor, are made from curved tiles, with a decorative leaf in some areas.
• The ceiling is made from plasterboard on a steel frame, with mineral-wool insulation.
• The walls are given a bonded doubling consisting of a setting coat and insulation adapted to the region: mineral wool or expanded polystyrene.
• The partitions are constructed on a steel frame with screwed boards, where applicable with reinforcement of soundproofing.
• All thermal insulation easily satisfies the requirements of the RT 2000 rules.
• Compliance with the paraseismic rules.

• The exterior joinery, often in extruded PVC but also in varnished wood or aluminium, join specially treated double-glazing.
• The front door is made from wood, with integrated insulating material, and fitted with a three-point security lock.
• The shutters are made from solid wood 32 mm thick, with tall rebates.
  The roller shutters can be made from PVC or aluminium, and powered if required.
• The grilles on small windows are made from decorative ironwork.
• The interior doors have beaded postformed facings.

• Electrical equipment complies with the new NF C-15-100 standard.
• Heating can be either electric with convectors or electronic-thermostat radiators, or with low-temperature floor or ceiling heating.
• Air conditioning can be provided by reverse specific heat pump or with clad distribution.
• Ventilation is mechanical, hydro-adjustable if necessary, double flux on request.
• Bathroom appliances are made from stoneware. If installed, the bath is made from acrylic resin.
• White enamelled stoneware sink, two basins on white laminated work surface in the kitchen.
• The taps are ceramic discs with mixer, thermostatic on request

• The tiling, generally in enamelled stoneware, can be chosen from suppliers selected by Mas Provence.
• The wall tiles can also be chosen by the client.

• An alarm with electronic surveillance is available as an option
  

• And as always, a maximum number of guarantees included:

- Bank repayment guarantee
- Bank performance guarantee
- Contract works insurance
- Accident works insurance
- Comprehensive insurance offered for one year
- NF Individual House label