Green Dream Homes

The FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) is now internationally recognised as the only respectable certification system to ensure the sustainable sourcing of timber used in a project. Our unique FSC-Certification helps ensure the sustainability of your building project.

Buildings are responsible for significant impacts on the environment. They account for around half the UK's emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), the main 'greenhouse' gas. Benfield ATT can help you achieve an 'Excellent' rating in the major categories.

Backed by years of Canadian, Japanese and UK research and experience, a Super-Airtight house reflect everything you want in a home - comfort, quality, affordability, durability, indoor air quality, energy efficiency, and environmental responsibility.

Super-Airtight matches export-ready Canadian housing companies with experienced Japanese and UK builders to provide the highest quality housing for homeowners.

You do not have to have an odd looking house in order to incorporate green ideas as many of the features can be incorporated into a conventional home. It is up to you to decide just how far you are going to go in this respect and just how many of the many available options you are going to incorporate. What you must make sure of is that what you propose can be accommodated within your budget and that any expenditure has a reasonable pay back time in the form of reduced overheads.

Wonderful bespoke windows and creative fenestration, all with short lead times,fully glazed, factory finished timber in a range of over 120 colours or clear naturally warm wood. You design the shape, size, finish and glazing specification.

For our Clients whom consider advanced home technology and entertainment systems to be of value, Benfield ATT offer a Smart Wiring electrical system which can connect all electrical media, CCTV, lighting, etc to one main system, which can then be accessed in any room of the house!

The evidence of Climate Change is upon us, and virtually undeniable. What is climate change and what can you - and the construction industry - do to counteract the situation?