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Self-building allows you to build your dream
home, to the requirements that you as an individual or family
want. You can have your own housing style, decide what rooms you
want and where, and choose the room sizes you want (baring in mind
council building regulations). On another plus side, with today's
housing market - building your own home is also more cost-effective.
Self-builds usually consists of either timber frame type dwellings or traditional type dwellings. Timber frame Timber frame construction is a method of building which relies on a timber frame as a basic means of structural support, which is by far the most environmentally friendly way to build and never fails on meeting and exceeding all current building regulations. This timber skeleton is a precision engineered structure that is strong, durable and cost-effective. External walls are built with either concrete block and a plaster type finish. Or face brickwork, or stone work finish.
[ Images: Examples of homes built with a timber frame, for larger images see the portfolio section ] Traditional Traditional dwellings consist of block work inner-skins including partition walls. These walls will either be a concrete block or a thermalite block, with added insulation in the cavities. External walls are built with either concrete block and a plaster type finish. Or face brickwork, or stone work finish. The design of the outer walls of the buildings typically depend in the individuals requirements in terms of style, as there is so much to choose from.
[ Images: Examples of homes built with internal block work for larger images see the portfolio section ] Unless the customer has their own personal contacts to work with for the such a project - I can provide all tradesmen required in order for the job to run smooth and be completed successfully including: Architects, Grounds Men, Scaffolders, Carpenters, Electricians, Plumbers, Roofers and Plasterers. Other areas of work
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