new house builds
Building new housing developments in Peterborough, start to finish
Building a new house in Peterborough, whether it is a single home or part of a wider new housing development, means coordinating groundworks, brickwork, roofing, windows, plumbing, electrics, plastering and decorating as one project, not a string of separate jobs handed between tradespeople who have never met.
What gets in the way of a smooth build
The usual problem is not any one trade, it is getting them to work in the right order, at the right time, without gaps or clashes. When that falls apart, foundations sit waiting for a roofer, or plasterers arrive before the electrics are signed off, and the whole project slips. It should not feel like you are the one chasing everyone to keep things moving.
Working with a team who have done it before
We understand how unsettling it is to hand over a project this size and not know what is happening on site from one week to the next. Our team grew from hands-on carpentry and tiling work, and we now bring the in-house team together with trusted specialist subcontractors so that every trade a new build needs, including security systems, solar panels and air conditioning where wanted, is organised under one plan.
How the Build is Planned
01
First Conversation
we talk through what you want from the new house, the site and the scope of work, from groundworks through to finishing details.
02
Sequencing the trades
We map out the order of work, main construction, roofing, windows and doors, plumbing, heating and electrics, so each trade starts when the site is actually ready for it.
03
Finishing and handover
Plastering, painting and decorating are carried out once the structure and services are in, so the house is ready to live in rather than half finished in places.
01
First Conversation
we talk through what you want from the new house, the site and the scope of work, from groundworks through to finishing details.
02
Sequencing the trades
We map out the order of work, main construction, roofing, windows and doors, plumbing, heating and electrics, so each trade starts when the site is actually ready for it.
03
Finishing and handover
Plastering, painting and decorating are carried out once the structure and services are in, so the house is ready to live in rather than half finished in places.
Tell us what you have in mind and we will tell you honestly what is possible.
What you get once the keys are in your hand
Once the build is finished, you have a complete house, structurally sound and finished to a standard you can move into straight away, with one company who has overseen every stage rather than a list of contacts you would have to manage yourself.
Leave the coordination to chance and a new build can drift, with trades waiting on each other and small decisions left unresolved until they hold everything up. Getting the sequencing right from the start is what keeps a complete house build on track.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a complete new house build?
It covers groundworks and foundations, brickwork and blockwork, roofing, guttering, fascias and soffits, windows and external doors, plumbing, heating, electrics, plastering, and painting and decorating, coordinated as one project rather than separate jobs.
Can you bring in specialists for things like solar panels or air conditioning?
Yes, specialist partners are used for services such as security systems, solar panels and air conditioning, and this work is coordinated alongside the main build so it fits into the overall schedule.
How is the order of work decided on a new build?
We plan the sequence of trades at the start, from groundworks and structural work through to roofing, windows, plumbing, electrics and finally plastering and decorating, so each trade begins once the site is actually ready for it.
Do I need to manage different tradespeople myself?
No, the in-house team and specialist subcontractors are coordinated by us, so you have one point of contact overseeing the project rather than arranging each trade separately.
What happens at the first meeting about a new house build?
We talk through what you want from the house, the site and the scope of work, which forms the basis for planning the groundworks, main construction and finishing details that follow.
