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Quarterly build cost review to specification savings

We take off your hands: reporting build cost by plot and house type, comparing sites, tracking material prices and logging value engineering options.

You get: cost per plot and house type across sites, your material price exposure and savings tested for planning and sales effect, for your directors to agree.

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The problem

We know our build costs are creeping up but not which house types or materials are driving it.

How the steps join up

It starts when: the quarterly cost review comes round, or build cost per house type runs over budget.

  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. Track material prices and warn about rises on the materials the company buys most

  4. Show the company's exposure to material price rises on fixed-price work not yet bought

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

    Your team checks and decides at this step.

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

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

What you end up with: Directors see cost per plot and house type across sites, material price exposure is known, savings are tested for planning and sales effect before they are approved, and agreed changes reach the specification and house type library.

Who signs it off: Your technical, commercial and sales directors decide together which savings to adopt and whether to buy materials early.

What it needs to work

  • Build costs coded by plot and house type

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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