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New Builds In Windsor

Building a new house in Windsor takes careful groundwork long before any digging starts. Every new dwelling needs full planning permission, and in a town with conservation areas and listed buildings, the design has to sit comfortably alongside its neighbours. Whether you are replacing an existing house or building on a plot you have just bought, the application is where the project is won.

Lemon Tree Construction prepares the application with your architect and submits it to the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. Householder and minor decisions usually take 8 weeks; major schemes take 13 weeks or more. We then coordinate the structural engineer and building control throughout, so the build moves forward without gaps between trades.

Every new Windsor home we build meets the Future Homes Standard, with a heat pump instead of a gas boiler, high insulation, good airtightness and solar panels where suitable. We are a family-run firm, fully insured, and we use responsibly sourced timber. The result is a Windsor home that is comfortable, efficient and inexpensive to run from the day you move in.

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.

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Full Project Management For New Builds In Windsor

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Windsor has conservation areas and listed buildings, so any new home in the town needs a design and application that take proper account of its surroundings. We run the project in full. Our team works with the architect and structural engineer to prepare a thorough planning case, as consent from the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead is needed for every new dwelling, and then arranges building control. During construction we schedule the trades, manage deliveries and monitor workmanship, with one person responsible for keeping you informed.

Customisation For New Builds In Windsor

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Your new home can be planned around how your household lives day to day. We work through the brief with you: bedrooms, living areas, storage, perhaps a home office or a guest suite, and the materials and finishes you prefer. Each element has its own price, so decisions are made with the numbers in front of you. Where the setting in Windsor calls for traditional materials, we can source them. When the design is signed off, we build it as drawn, and any alteration is agreed in writing first.

Sustainable Building Practices For New Builds In Windsor

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The Future Homes Standard shapes every Windsor home we build. A heat pump, not a gas boiler, provides heating and hot water; walls, roof and floor are insulated to a high standard; and airtight construction is paired with a ventilation system that keeps the air fresh. Where conservation considerations allow, solar panels can be placed on a less visible roof slope. We build with responsibly sourced timber, and the result is a home that is cheaper to run, comfortable in every season and ready for future regulations.

Transparency For New Builds In Windsor

New Builds Lemon Tree Construction

From the outset, we set out the cost of your Windsor build in a clear, staged quote that lists inclusions, exclusions and provisional sums. Likely costs linked to conservation requirements, such as specific materials or additional drawings, are discussed openly before you commit. During the project you receive regular progress updates and can meet your project lead on site whenever you wish. Every variation is costed and approved by you in writing before it is made, so the final figure holds no hidden surprises.

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