Listen Two to six weeks
We walk the site with you before we quote it. Sun, slope, soil, trees, and the neighbours who will live beside a construction fence for a year. Most of what decides a project is decided here, in conversation, for free.

Six stages, roughly fourteen months, and one person who stays with you through all of it.
We walk the site with you before we quote it. Sun, slope, soil, trees, and the neighbours who will live beside a construction fence for a year. Most of what decides a project is decided here, in conversation, for free.
Working with your architect or ours, the design goes to a full 3D model — structure, mechanical, cladding, everything. We price from the model, so the number you get is a number, not a range with a shrug attached.
Timber is cut, drilled and numbered off-site while the foundation is poured. Two trades, two places, one schedule. This is where a mass-timber project buys back its months.
The frame arrives in erection order and goes up with our own crew. Chiltern Ridge took eleven days. The Greenwich Pavilion took nine. Watching it is the best part of the job and we will tell you when to come.
Envelope, services, finishes. One site lead from first pour to final walk — no handoffs, no re-explaining your kitchen to a stranger in month nine. Blower-door test before drywall, not after.
You get a bound manual, a full set of as-builts, and our phone number. We come back at three months and twelve months, spanner in hand, whether or not anything is wrong.

We are usually within 8% of the middle one. What we are is the number that does not move, because we price from a finished model instead of a hopeful sketch.
Move a wall in month two and it costs a little. Move it in month nine and it costs a lot. We will show you the difference before you decide, not after.
That is our capacity with our own crew. When we are full we say so and tell you who else is good. We would rather lose a job than staff one badly.
We take on six to eight projects a year. Conversations for 2027 are open now.
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