Our Process

Every project starts with a conversation. Tell us about your vision, and we’ll arrange a site visit to assess conditions, access and any planning considerations – followed by an accurate, no-obligation quotation. We’re also very happy to work alongside your landscaper or garden designer if you already have one in place, ensuring the whole outdoor space comes together as one cohesive scheme.

Our team produces detailed drawings based on your requirements and the site survey. These are shared with you for review and sign-off, so there are no surprises once work begins. If you’re working with an architect, we’re equally happy to liaise directly with them to ensure everything aligns perfectly with the wider project.

Not every project needs planning permission – many fall under permitted development. Where it is required, rest assured you’re in safe hands: we can manage the entire application on your behalf, or work alongside your planning advisor to get everything sorted smoothly.

With designs confirmed, we work closely with our specialist suppliers to fabricate your oak frame from scratch to your exact specification. Each component is precision-cut and prepared off-site, ready for seamless assembly on arrival.

We prepare the site and lay a solid foundation — whether that’s a reinforced concrete pad or another suitable base — carried out by our own trusted groundworks specialist.

The heart of the build. The bespoke oak frame is lifted into position on the prepared base using a telehandler, with all structural components carefully assembled and secured by our experienced team.

With trusses in place, the structure is made fully watertight – felted, battened and finished with tiling or shingling, complete with leadwork, fascias and guttering.

External walls are clad – typically with softwood featheredge boarding or similar – and all windows, doors and glazed panels are fitted, bringing the building’s character to life while making it fully weatherproof.

Behind the scenes, first-fix electrics, plumbing and drainage are carefully installed before walls are closed up – the unglamorous work that makes everything else function properly.

The final stage brings everything together – plastering, painting, flooring, staircases and any bespoke joinery – until you’re handed a finished space that’s entirely ready to enjoy.