We share our knowledge to help customers navigate the choices that have to be made when building a house and provide answers to frequently asked questions.

Prefabricated wood panel houses are quickly gaining popularity as a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to traditional stick-built homes. These homes are constructed using panels made from wood, which are manufactured in a factory and then transported to the building site for assembly. In this blog, we’ll discuss some of the key advantages of prefabricated wood panel houses.

It’s time to start judging building sustainability by looking at the whole building life cycle not just energy efficiency during it’s use. See how timber frame buildings stack up in a life cycle assessment and what can be done to build as sustainably as possible.

We share insights on what makes a good exterior wall panel and what choices and tradeoffs a client might face when making choices on price and performance.

A blower door test may be required by building regulation for new buildings or renovation and it is a valuable tool to find air leakage problems for a timely fix.

Learn about how prefab house delivery to building site is planned, what the buyer should consider and most common mistakes to avoid.

We give you a brief overview of the differences between types of construction commonly referred to as “prefabricated”, “modular”, “panelized” or “kit homes” and how that matters.

A common topic with potential clients is comparing quotes of alternative suppliers with our offering. This article gives you advice how to better understand and compare prefab house price quotes and avoid common mistakes.

Wood panel construction is a great opportunity to improve and develop existing buildings where other development possibilities are scarce. Building extensions upwards could be a gamechanger in the years to come!

Timber structures would allow us to draw carbon from the air and store it in our homes and offices – leading some to believe that wooden buildings are the future of architecture.