Self Build Timber Frame London by Maple

At Maple we understand that every client and their project have individual requirements, and we strive to provide a service that meets those specific requirements. We take pride in the quality of our timber frame kits, which are manufactured using only the highest-grade materials and the latest techniques in the UK. Our team of experienced architects, engineers and construction specialists ensure that each kit is built to last, with minimal wastage. We also offer a range of bespoke options and services to ensure customers in London and across the UK can tailor their kits to suit their own unique requirements.

Our commitment to quality extends beyond just the products we supply. We also offer a comprehensive service, providing design services, planning advice, continued support and advice throughout the entire construction process. We understand that building a self-build home in London is an important investment and we want to ensure that our customers have peace of mind knowing that they are getting the best value for money and highest quality finish.

Self-build timber frame by Maple provides the basic structure of a house in the form of pre-cut, pre-insulated timber panels, which are then assembled on site. This helps to speed up the entire building process and makes it easier to achieve a watertight shell. The kits come with all the necessary components and plans, so you can be sure that the structure will be safe and compliant with all building regulations.

Our team of highly experienced and knowledgeable professionals are available to provide advice and guidance throughout the design, planning and construction process, ensuring each project is completed to the highest standards. We aim to make the process as straightforward and stress-free as possible and we are always on hand to answer any queries you may have.

When selecting or creating your timber frame package, you should consider the following:

1. Design: Consider the size and shape of the timber frame package that best suits your needs, lifestyle, and budget.
2. Insulation: Make sure that your timber frame package has sufficient insulation to meet current regulations and ensure a comfortable living space.
3. Structural Integrity: Ensure that your timber frame package is properly designed and engineered to ensure structural integrity and safety.
4. Building Materials: Choose high-quality building materials, such as kiln-dried timbers, to ensure that your timber frame package lasts for years to come.
5. Cost: Factor in the cost of all materials, labour, delivery, and installation when selecting or creating your timber frame package to get the best value for money.

Our team is made up of highly skilled and experienced professionals who are dedicated to delivering the highest standards in timber frame construction. We strive to ensure that our clients benefit from the most cost-effective, efficient and reliable service available.

At Maple we are committed to providing an excellent level of customer service, from initial consultation through to completion of your dream home. We will work closely with you throughout all stages of the process, offering advice and support as needed. Our team is available for both onsite and remote consultations, so that you can be sure that your project is in safe hands at all times.

Our team understand that every project is unique, so each member will take the time to understand your needs and provide you with a tailored solution. We are committed to providing an outstanding level of customer service and will always be available for any questions or queries you may have throughout the duration of the project. We also offer an aftercare service, so you can rest assured that your project will be in safe hands.

Self-build projects in London and across the UK can be very cost effective and time saving. Not only can the primary cost associated with timber-frame construction be lower than the traditional approach, the real advantages come when taking into account the speed of completion times and the simplification of the required trades.