Full & Partial Turnkey Service

At a glance

Our Full Turnkey Service provides the principal managed route to a completed HebHome, using vetted affiliate contractors across Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland, subject to regional capacity. Partial Turnkey is a specialist solution intended mainly for remote, rural and island sites where a reliable main contractor or sufficient local trades are difficult to secure.

Faster starts: skip full QS-led tender; affiliates can mobilise in advance—often saving 5–6 months.
Quality right first time: no “learning on your job”; fewer errors, no inferior substitutions, finishes to our intended standard.
Clear roles: HebHomes supplies & erects the kit; the affiliate delivers groundworks, externals and (Full) interiors.
Value without full tender: use an independent QS to check prices are fair/reasonable and (if you wish) act as CA.
How we’re paid: for Turnkey projects, HebHomes is paid by the affiliate contractor (see Order of Costs spreadsheets).

Why choose Turnkey

Speed & certainty: earlier slot bookings, no risk of receiving zero tender returns, fewer redesign loops.
Architect-level quality: affiliates know our CPS details and sequence; detailing done right the first time.
Less stress: experienced team → fewer RFIs; CA oversight remains but with lighter firefighting.
Competitive overall cost: fewer mistakes + efficient sequencing; you still get QS value checks without paying for a full tender exercise.

Full Turnkey — complete to handover (recommended)

Who it's for: Single-point delivery, fastest mobilisation, lender-friendly administration.
What’s included: affiliate delivers everything — site prep, groundworks, services, foundations/slab, HebHomes kit supplied & erected, windows/doors, roofing, cladding, all interiors & finishes — to Practical Completion (typically Minor Works contract with QS/architect as CA).
Why it shines: monthly valuations & retention, predictable programme & cashflow, fewer errors.

Full Turnkey HebHome construction diagram

Partial Turnkey — specialist remote-site option

Who it's for: Primarily remote, rural and island sites where a reliable main contractor is not available. The affiliate completes the external envelope; the client then appoints and manages the interior trades.
What’s included: we/affiliate take the project out of the ground and finish all externals — site prep, services, foundations/slab, HebHomes kit supplied & erected, windows & external doors fitted, roofing & cladding completed. You then organise all interiors.
Lender note: some lenders prefer a single main contractor; please check before choosing Partial.

Partial Turnkey HebHome construction diagram

How it works

1) Enquiry & region: confirm Scotland/England/Wales coverage and affiliate capacity.
2) Early affiliate intro: outline costs, programme and provisional factory/site slot bookings.
3) Approvals: Planning + Building Control/Warrant while pricing is refined with the affiliate.
4) Contract & oversight: Minor Works contract between you ↔ affiliate; appoint a QS to check value and (optionally) act as CA.
5) Manufacture & build: HebHomes supplies & erects the kit; affiliate manages groundworks, externals and (Full) interiors.
6) Valuations & handover: monthly valuations & retention certified by the CA; Practical Completion and defects period.

Costs, prelims & value
Prelims vary by location: distance, access, accommodation and logistics affect affiliate prelims; shown transparently in proposals.
QS role: verify fairness/market value, normalise allowances, manage cashflow/variations—without a long, costly full tender.
Fees & who pays whom: on Turnkey projects, HebHomes is paid by the affiliate contractor when the project proceeds (as per Order of Costs). We do not add margin to your kit price.

Common Questions

Is Turnkey available in England & Wales? ›

Full Turnkey is available through our vetted affiliate network across England, Wales and Scotland, subject to regional capacity. Partial Turnkey is considered mainly for remote, rural and island sites where suitable contractors or trades are difficult to secure.

Is Turnkey available in Ireland? ›

Full Turnkey is available in Ireland, subject to affiliate capacity. Partial Turnkey may be considered for remote or island locations where local contractor availability makes it appropriate.

Who erects the kit — HebHomes or the affiliate? ›

HebHomes supplies and erects the kit with our specialist team. For CPS, erection by an approved installer is required for the system warranty to remain valid. Specialist erection also reduces the risk of SIP assembly, airtightness and weatherproofing errors, and gives clients one experienced team responsible for checking and erecting the kit correctly. The affiliate delivers the groundworks, external works and, for Full Turnkey, all interiors and finishes.

How is HebHomes paid on a Turnkey job? ›

We are paid by the affiliate contractor when a project proceeds to site (see our Order of Costs spreadsheets). This lets us maintain a strong, collaborative relationship and safeguard quality—without adding margin to your kit price.

How much time can Turnkey save vs competitive tender? ›

By engaging early and booking dates in advance, Turnkey commonly saves 5–6 months overall and avoids the risk of no tenders returned.

Will an affiliate be more expensive than my local builder? ›

Not typically. Affiliates are experts at HebHomes, so detailing is correct the first time, sequencing is efficient and pricing is often more competitive overall. Location-driven prelims will vary and are shown in your proposal.

Can I negotiate with my own contractor instead? ›

Yes — you can negotiate directly. We still recommend using an independent QS to check fairness and, if you proceed, appoint a CA to administer the contract.

Do I still need a Contract Administrator (CA)? ›

Yes — a CA (QS or architect) certifies payments, manages changes and protects your interests. With experienced affiliates the CA’s workload is usually lighter because the team already knows our system.

What affects affiliate price most? ›

Prelims (distance, accommodation, access/welfare, logistics) and your chosen specification. These are made transparent in your proposal.

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