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The total cost of a HebHome depends on the design, site, location, specification and how you choose to procure the build. There is no single price that accurately represents every project.

Use our Estimate Full Build Cost tool for an early project-specific estimate. It considers your location, site conditions, procurement route and level of finish, rather than showing only the kit price.

Members can also access Order of Cost information showing where a typical project budget is spent. For greater certainty, we can arrange an independent quantity surveyor to prepare a site-specific cost plan for your chosen design for an additional fee.

Our Supply + Erect price covers the HebHomes structural kit and its erection to the defined kit stage. The exact components included are set out in our current specification and quotation.

Delivery, project-specific structural steel and optional items such as kitchens and bathrooms are not included unless they are expressly shown in your quotation. Steel requirements depend on matters including the house type, design changes, ground conditions and wind loading.

The remaining work can be completed by your chosen contractor, managed as a self-build, or delivered through an available Partial or Full Turnkey service. Use our full build cost estimator to understand the likely total project budget.

Yes. Full Turnkey delivery may be available through experienced HebHomes affiliated contractors, depending on your location, site, programme and budget.

A Full Turnkey contractor can coordinate the build from groundworks through to internal finishes and handover. Partial Turnkey may also be available where the contractor completes the external shell and local trades carry out the internal fit-out.

Availability and the precise scope must be confirmed for each project. Learn more about our Turnkey service or contact us to discuss your site.

The HebHomes kit is typically erected in one to two weeks, but the complete project takes considerably longer. As a realistic starting point, allow at least a year for planning, technical design and statutory approvals, followed by approximately six to twelve months for construction.

Timescales vary with the design, site, location, local authority, consultant responses, contractor availability and any changes you request. Using one of our proven designs with limited alterations can help reduce design time.

We will discuss the likely programme for your project early, so you can plan using realistic milestones rather than the kit-erection period alone.

No. You can contact HebHomes before buying land, and early advice can help you assess whether a plot is likely to suit one of our designs and your budget.

We advertise selected building plots and can provide general guidance on plot searches. Estate-agent alerts and specialist plot portals are also useful, and our partner DM Hall may be able to undertake a proactive search.

Before committing to a plot, obtain appropriate professional advice and check planning prospects, access, ground conditions, drainage, utilities and service-connection costs. Any offer should be appropriately conditional on the necessary investigations.

Yes. Our proven designs can be adapted where possible to respond to your site, views, access, planning requirements and way of living.

Changes must remain compatible with the structural system, architectural quality and relevant regulations. More extensive alterations may increase design fees, build cost and programme, and some changes may not be practical.

For requirements that go beyond adapting a standard HebHome, we can connect you with Dualchas Architects to explore a bespoke design.

Individual components of a HebHome may include manufacturer warranties, but HebHomes does not provide a single warranty for the completed house.

The completed build includes work, materials and trades that may sit outside HebHomes’ control. We therefore recommend arranging a recognised structural warranty for the whole house. An affiliated Turnkey contractor may be able to arrange this, or you can organise an appropriate warranty independently.

Discuss mortgage and warranty requirements with your lender and warranty provider early, as their requirements can affect the design, inspections and contractor you use.

HebHomes are designed to achieve excellent energy performance through high levels of insulation, careful detailing and efficient timber construction systems.

The final performance of an individual home depends on its design, orientation, glazing, heating and ventilation systems, specification, workmanship and location. These factors are assessed during the project’s technical and energy calculations.

HebHomes are not supplied as certified Passivhaus homes as standard. Passivhaus may be explored as a project-specific requirement, but it can involve additional design work, specialist consultants, certification costs and constraints.