Using advanced BIM software, we integrate our timber frame design seamlessly with the wider project model. This digital twin approach improves structural accuracy, highlights potential clashes before manufacture and supports greater cost certainty from the outset.
Whether you are developing a bespoke home or a larger commercial scheme, our timber frame solutions can be tailored to support your architectural vision. We work collaboratively with architects from the early design stages, helping to develop practical, buildable solutions that meet the project’s aesthetic, structural and performance requirements.
We support compliance from the earliest stages of the project. With extensive knowledge of UK Building Regulations, NHBC and LABC warranty requirements, and mortgage lender expectations, we help develop timber frame solutions that are practical, fully coordinated and robustly compliant. As STA Gold Standard members, with BOPAS, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 accreditations.
Yes. We are happy to work alongside your architect or building designer from the earliest concept stages, helping to shape a timber frame solution that supports the design vision while meeting structural, energy performance and cost requirements.
Your quotation is based on the information and drawings available at the time it is accepted. We understand that designs can develop, and we take a fair and practical approach to minor amendments during the design stage. Small adjustments are usually accommodated without additional cost; however, more significant changes that affect the structure, specification, manufacturing drawings or project scope may require a revised price. Where this applies, we will discuss it with you clearly and transparently before any additional work proceeds.
Yes. We can help create open-plan spaces by integrating engineered solutions such as laminated timber beams or steelwork within the timber frame design. Our team will assess the structural requirements carefully and develop a practical solution that supports your layout, design intent and overall project requirements.
