You can contact us via email at info@epcenter.hu, and the cell phone numbers of our management team are also available under the "Contacts" menu item.

Our company combines more than 35 years of professional experience in the construction industry with engineering expertise, ensuring a high level of quality and reliability.

Yes, the contract is one of the most important—if not the most important—documents in the implementation of projects. It sets forth all important elements: technical specifications, performance deadlines, financial and payment terms, warranty conditions, areas of responsibility, etc. The existence of the contract is in the interest of both the Client and the Contractor, as it provides a framework of conditions and a legal basis for both parties.

In addition to our construction subcontractors, we also maintain close partnerships with design engineers, and by working together with them, we are able to keep our projects under one roof from the very beginning.

Yes, our client base is diverse: private individuals, companies, public institutions (local governments, educational and healthcare institutions), etc.

In addition to our own staff, we work with numerous subcontractors who serve as our regular partners, allowing us to tailor the specialized disciplines and staffing levels to each project on a case-by-case basis; thus, the size of the project is not a limiting factor.

We hold certifications as Responsible Technical Managers and Technical Supervisors across the entire spectrum of the construction industry, including building construction, civil engineering, transportation engineering, and hydraulic engineering. The Responsible Technical Manager, acting on behalf of the contractor carrying out the work, is responsible for the technical compliance of the work, while the Technical Inspector, acting on behalf of the client, verifies the compliance of the contractor’s work. Naturally, within a single project, the same person or organization cannot perform both roles simultaneously, as this constitutes a legal “conflict of interest.”