Building a house full of light

Imagine your perfect home; one built exactly as you want, from lights to doors, to walls, taps, floors, and windows. A new build house can give you complete control over every aspect of your property. You’ll be able to incorporate fresh air and natural daylight and create a healthy indoor climate in your modern space, allowing your family to thrive.

Daylight Transforms

Deciding to build a new home means being able to get exactly what you want.

Design a bright, modern, and unique space with pragmatic and affordable solutions. Daylight through roof windows brings a sense of openness to your home. It also improves property value while also offering the well-being benefits of natural light and fresh air. As an added bonus, the installation process doesn’t require complex construction or detailing.

Designing your home with daylight in mind is a decision you’ll never regret.

What you need to know

Value over timeDesigning with care or buying a new home that focuses on creating a healthy indoor environment means investing in your future. If you decide to sell it one day, it will have risen in value, making the economic return worth all your efforts. Roof windows transform spaces and, in so doing, add value to the property. "61% of homes with more daylight sell quicker than those without" - Blueoak Estates

The freedom to customise your homeSuppose you are buying land for building a new home but have yet to start construction. In that case, you have the opportunity to bring a personal touch to the project. You can make decisions regarding the specifications, choose the materials you like best, plan the layout of the rooms, and increase the number of roof windows you want in the house.

Sustainability & energy efficiencyBuilding sustainably to protect ourselves and our planet is more important than ever. Maximising natural daylight means less artificial lighting and can dramatically reduce energy bills. Ensuring you have the right glazing installed will prevent unnecessary heat loss and reduce the amount of energy used for heating or cooling the property.

Daylight Design Advisory