Why 90 Days Is Not a Promise. It’s a Contract.

Every contractor in Haryana will tell you they deliver on time. Only one of them will put it in writing — with a penalty clause attached. And back it with a material ecosystem you can actually see, touch, and verify.

There is a line that separates a contractor from an execution partner.

A contractor gives you a timeline. An execution partner guarantees one.

At Maxbond Infra, we do not ask you to trust our word. We ask you to read our contract. Written into every agreement we sign is something almost no construction company in Haryana will agree to: a binding 90-day interior delivery commitment, with financial consequences for us if we miss it.

That is not a marketing claim. That is a legal obligation we choose to take on — because we know, with the systems and the material partnerships we have built, that we will honour it every single time.

What “90 Days” Actually Means

When we say 90 days, we mean complete interiors. Not a painted shell. Not half-done wardrobes and a kitchen “in progress.”

We mean:

Modular kitchen — fully installed, Hafele hardware fitted, functional from Day 1 of possession

• Wardrobes — every unit, every room, Greenlam and Merino laminates on Hafele runners, completed

• Hörmann metal doors and VEKA uPVC windows — frames, sealing, hardware, fully operational

• Schneider Electric switchgear and Polycab wiring — tested and signed off

• Jaquar plumbing fixtures — installed, pressure-checked, handed over

• Flooring — Varmora or Johnson tiles laid, grouted, cleaned

• Snag list addressed. Possession confirmed.

Ninety days from the date we begin on site, your project is ready for possession. That is the commitment we make. That is the commitment we keep.

We do not ask you to trust our word. We ask you to read our contract — and then come and see our material partners on site.

The Material Ecosystem Behind the Promise

A 90-day guarantee means nothing without the supply chain to back it. Here is what is built into every Maxbond project:

STRUCTURAL FOUNDATION

Wonder Cement  ·  Ambuja Cement  ·  Jindal Steel  ·  Jai Bharat Steel

INTERIORS & FINISHES

Hörmann Doors  ·  VEKA uPVC Windows  ·  Hafele Hardware  ·  Kich  ·  Ebco  ·  Greenlam  ·  Merino

SERVICES & FITTINGS

Schneider Electric  ·  Polycab  ·  Jaquar  ·  Cera  ·  Asian Paints  ·  Berger Paints

 These are not aspirational brand mentions in a brochure. These are our contracted material partners — brands with their own quality standards, their own reputations, and their own delivery commitments to us. When a developer walks a Maxbond project, they are walking through a Jaquar bathroom, opening a Hörmann door, and running Schneider switches. The premium is visible, measurable, and verifiable.

Why Most Contractors Cannot Make This Promise.

The answer is simpler than most developers expect: they do not control their supply chain, and they do not have the brand relationships that create material certainty.

The typical interior contractor in Haryana works through a web of subcontractors — carpenters across five sites, hardware suppliers with unpredictable lead times, fabricators who prioritise whoever paid fastest. When one link slips, the entire timeline slips. And the developer carries the cost.

We built Maxbond differently. Our 12,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in Assandh, Karnal is where our Greenlam-laminated modular furniture, Hafele-fitted kitchen units, and Merino-finished wardrobes are fabricated in-house, on our production schedule. Our 250+ direct professionals are Maxbond employees — not subcontractors.

And our material partners — Wonder Cement, Jindal Steel, Schneider Electric, Jaquar, Hafele, Hörmann, VEKA — are chosen because they deliver to the same standard we promise our clients.

Ridhi Sidhi Floors, Karnal — Watch the 90 Days Begin This July.

From July 2026, our interior execution team begins work at Ridhi Sidhi Floors, Karnal. This is not a demo unit or a showroom. It is a live, multi-unit residential project where every one of our 10 execution strategies will be running simultaneously — documented in real time, open to developer site walks every Friday.

Hörmann doors are going in on schedule. VEKA windows sealed and signed off. Hafele hardware fitted to the millimetre. Jaquar plumbing commissioned. Schneider boards live. Everything on camera, everything on the clock, everything on contract.

The 90-day countdown starts in July. You are welcome to watch every day of it.

A Final Word to Developers Who Are Still Deciding.

We understand scepticism. Every contractor you have met has made promises. Most have let you down.

So here is what we suggest: Do not believe us. Come to Karnal in July. Walk the site. Read the contract. Look at the Hafele catalogue we use, the Hörmann door specs, the Jaquar fixture schedule. Then make your decision.

Because 90 days is not a promise. It is a contract. And we sign it every time.

Ridhi Sidhi Floors, Karnal — interior execution begins July 2026. Book your developer site walk slot now. Limited to 8 developers per Friday session.

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