New Builds In Ascot
A replacement house on an existing Ascot plot, or a new home on land you have bought, starts with the same step: full planning permission. Every new dwelling needs it, so Lemon Tree Construction begins by reviewing your site and preparing the drawings and documents the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead will expect to see.
Non-major applications are normally decided within 8 weeks and major schemes within 13 weeks, and we plan the programme around those dates. Our team then coordinates the architect, structural engineer and building control, so you have one point of contact through groundworks, frame, roof and fit-out.
Your new Ascot home will be built for the Future Homes Standard. That means a heat pump in place of a gas boiler, higher levels of insulation, careful airtightness and solar panels where the roof suits them. As a family-run, fully insured builder using responsibly sourced timber, we take the same care on a single house as on a larger scheme. If you are considering a plot in Ascot, we can give you an honest view of what it could hold.
Full Project Management
From initial design concepts to the final handover, we oversee every detail.
Customisation
We work to your exact specifications, ensuring your new build reflects your style, needs, and preferences.
Sustainable Building Practices
We are committed to environmentally-friendly construction, using sustainable materials and energy-efficient methods where possible.
Transparency
Clear communication and transparent pricing ensure there are no hidden surprises.
Full Project Management For New Builds In Ascot
Owners of larger plots around Ascot often want a replacement house or a second dwelling in the grounds, and both involve a long chain of specialists. We hold that chain together. Lemon Tree Construction appoints the architect and engineer, gets the paperwork ready for planners at the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, schedules building control visits and manages every trade on site. A single project lead keeps the programme moving and answers your questions, so you are not left chasing six different firms for answers about the same Ascot build.
Customisation For New Builds In Ascot
Your brief drives everything we build. Some Ascot clients want generous entertaining space and a separate annexe for family; others want a smaller, easier house with a large garden room. We sit down with you and your architect to settle room sizes, ceiling heights, glazing, storage and the level of finish, then price that exact specification. If you have chosen particular brick, tiles or kitchen suppliers, we work them into the schedule. The result is a house designed around your household, not adapted from a catalogue plan.
Sustainable Building Practices For New Builds In Ascot
Every new dwelling we build in Ascot is designed to the Future Homes Standard. That means a heat pump doing the job a gas boiler once did, insulation levels well above older houses, careful detailing at junctions so the building is airtight, and solar panels where the orientation allows. Timber we use is responsibly sourced. These choices are not decoration: they cut heating bills from the first winter and reduce the carbon the house produces over its life. We can explain the trade-offs between systems before you commit to a design.
Transparency For New Builds In Ascot
Clients tell us the hardest part of building is not knowing where the money is going, so we make it visible. Your Ascot quote is itemised stage by stage, with provisional sums clearly labelled and explained. We agree how variations will be priced before work begins, and nothing extra is added without your written approval. Progress meetings are regular and plain-spoken: what has been done, what comes next, and any risk we can see coming. You will always know where the project stands and what it is likely to cost.