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House type range review to a frozen, standardised range on every site

We take off your hands: pulling together cost, defect, site query and buyer feedback for each house type, and moving every site to the frozen range.

You get: each house type judged on cost, defects, queries and buyer feedback, and changes tested for planning and sales effect, for your directors to freeze.

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The problem

Our house types drift site by site, and we change them on opinion rather than what the costs, defects and buyers tell us.

How the steps join up

It starts when: the board decides to rationalise the range, launch a new brand range, or refresh it after a year of cost, defect and customer data.

  1. Report build cost per plot and house type against the build budget

  2. Compare build cost per house type across sites and tenders to find specification savings

  3. Find the themes that keep coming up in client feedback

  4. Find repeat defects across plots, house types and trades

  5. Log design queries from every site and spot repeated ones that point to a house type fix

  6. Log value engineering options with their cost, planning and sales impact and record each decision

    Your team checks and decides at this step.

  7. Keep the group specification for each brand and region in one place and flag site deviations

  8. Keep house type revisions under control and show which plots use each one

  9. Issue technical bulletins on standard details and confirm every site has acted on them

What you end up with: Each house type is judged on build cost, defects, site queries and customer feedback, changes are tested for planning and sales effect, the design is frozen with sign-off, and the group specification, library and every site move to the new range from a set date.

Who signs it off: Your technical, sales and commercial directors freeze the range, the architect confirms design changes and the board approves a new brand range.

What it needs to work

  • Cost and defect records by house type
  • Customer survey data
  • A controlled house type library

If those aren’t in place yet, you’ll hear that before anything gets built.

Who it’s for

  • Developers and housebuilders

Where this joins up

What would this cost for your team?

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