Based in Kenilworth, Warwickshire

New Build Houses

New Build Houses in KenilworthCost Planning, Coordinated Building Work

Discuss your proposed new house, drawings and budget with Cameron Swift before agreeing a scope of work.

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Discussing a New House Project in Coventry and Warwickshire

If you are considering a new house, contact Cameron Swift to discuss your drawings, budget and proposed scope. Our confirmed work includes extensions and full refurbishments; a new-house enquiry needs an individual review before we can confirm what Swift Build can undertake.

Our in-house team comprises Cameron, one carpenter and two skilled labourers. Cameron coordinates the build and the wider network of partner trades. Architects, designers, our quantity surveyor, registered plumbers, gas engineers, electricians and plasterers support projects as required.

We undertake domestic and commercial building projects, generally from £5,000 upwards. Swift Build is an FMB member, TrustMark registered and listed on Checkatrade with 54 reviews. Quotes and site visits are free.

Cameron is your point of contact for the build. Clients receive a contract, programme of works, payment schedule and insurance documents. We coordinate trades and manage the required building control inspections and sign-off, discussing changes to scope, costs or the programme as they arise.

Get it wrong and it costs you

Common Issues in New Build Houses Projects

Professional management is required to avoid typical construction pitfalls.

Inaccurate Financial Planning

A clear scope helps with budgeting. Our quantity surveyor prepares a cost plan to support the quotation and payment schedule. Unexpected conditions or changes to the work can affect costs, so these need to be discussed as the project develops.

Fragmented Trade Management

Trade coordination helps reduce avoidable delays. Cameron schedules the work with our in-house team and partner trades. Electrical and gas work is carried out by appropriately registered partner trades, such as NICEIC/NAPIT electricians and Gas Safe engineers, not certified by Swift Build itself.

Non-Compliance with Building Regulations

The building control requirements depend on the proposed work. We manage the required inspections and sign-off as part of the build, with the relevant design information and partner trades involved where needed.

Poor Site Management and Dust Control

Building work can be disruptive. Discuss access, working areas and the practical effects on your household or business at the free site visit so these can be considered in the programme of works.

Rescuing Unfinished or Failed Projects

We take over and fix projects left by other builders. A free site visit allows us to discuss what has been done, what remains and the proposed scope before preparing a cost plan and quotation.

Our process

Clear steps. No guesswork.

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    Initial Enquiry and Preliminary Budgeting

    Tell us what you want to achieve and share any drawings you have. We discuss a preliminary budget cost and arrange a free site visit to help define the scope of the proposed work.

  2. 02

    Free Site Visit and Assessment

    The site visit is an opportunity to discuss access, existing conditions and your priorities with Cameron. Further design information or specialist advice may be needed before the scope and costs can be agreed.

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    Detailed Cost Planning by Our Quantity Surveyor

    We work with our quantity surveyor to prepare a cost plan for the agreed scope. This supports the quotation and payment schedule, helping you understand how the proposed work relates to your budget.

  4. 04

    Design, Planning, and Contract Documentation

    We can arrange plans through partner architects and designers, handle planning applications or price work from your own drawings. Before the build begins, clients receive a contract, programme of works, payment schedule and insurance documents.

  5. 05

    Professional Build Management and Execution

    Cameron coordinates our carpenter, two skilled labourers and partner trades. Electrical and gas work is handled by registered partner trades. The programme provides a basis for scheduling, with updates discussed if circumstances change.

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    Building Control Coordination and Final Sign-off

    We manage the required building control inspections and sign-off for the agreed work. If you have concerns about our workmanship, contact us: we always come back to put things right.

What you get

Why homeowners choose Swift Build

Project Speed

A programme of works sets out the planned sequence. Cameron coordinates the team and partner trades and discusses changes if weather, site conditions or other issues affect progress.

Safety Standards

Electrical and gas work is carried out by registered partner trades, such as NICEIC/NAPIT electricians and Gas Safe engineers. Any relevant certification comes from those trades, not from Swift Build.

Structural Longevity

The agreed drawings and specification guide the build. Cameron coordinates the work and manages the required building control inspections, with specialist advice sought where the project needs it.

Cost Savings

Our quantity surveyor’s cost plan and the payment schedule help you understand the proposed costs. Changes and unforeseen conditions can affect the budget and need to be considered as work progresses.

Reliability

Swift Build is an FMB member, TrustMark registered and Checkatrade listed with 54 reviews. Cameron provides a point of contact for your project, and we always come back to put things right.

Peace of Mind

You receive a contract, programme of works, payment schedule and insurance documents. Cameron coordinates the build, so you have a clear point of contact for questions about the agreed work.

The Swift Build Approach to New Build Houses

Technical Material Selection and Quality Control

Material choices should reflect the design, site conditions and agreed scope. We discuss the specification as part of the cost plan rather than assuming particular products or systems are included.

Cameron coordinates the team and partner trades around the agreed drawings and specification. Questions about the work can be raised with him throughout the build.

Construction Methods and Structural Engineering

Structural requirements depend on the proposed work and site conditions. Any necessary specialist design or assessment should be established before the relevant work is agreed and carried out.

Construction details should follow the project design and applicable building regulations. We manage the required building control inspections rather than promising a particular technical system as standard.

Architectural Integration and Design

A proposed new house needs its own design brief rather than an extension layout. Partner architects and designers can help with plans, or we can review your own drawings to discuss a possible scope and quotation.

The finishes and any carpentry should be defined in the agreed scope. Our in-house carpenter works alongside partner trades, including plasterers where required, under Cameron’s coordination.

Residential vs Commercial Requirements

Swift Build undertakes domestic and commercial building work. For a proposed new house, contact Cameron to discuss the site, drawings and scope before assuming a complete build service is available.

The budget, approvals and intended use need to be established for the specific proposal. Our general project starting point of £5,000 is not an indicative cost for a complete new house.

FAQs

New Build Houses: your questions answered

How is a proposed new house costed?

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Costs depend on the agreed scope, design and site conditions. Our building projects generally start from £5,000 upwards; this is not a price for a complete house or a promise that every proposed job can be undertaken. We offer a free site visit and quotation, supported by our quantity surveyor’s cost plan.

How long would a new house project take?

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Every project is different. The duration depends on the scope, approvals, site conditions and trade availability. We provide a programme of works for the agreed build and discuss changes if circumstances affect progress.

Do I need to manage the trades myself?

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No. Cameron coordinates our in-house carpenter and two skilled labourers alongside partner trades. Electrical and gas work is carried out by registered partner trades, with relevant certification provided by them.

Is Swift Build Coventry Ltd insured?

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Yes. We hold public and employers’ liability insurance and provide insurance documents with the client’s contract pack. Please refer to those documents for the scope and terms of cover.

Do you provide a workmanship guarantee?

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We always come back to put things right. If you have concerns about our workmanship after completion, contact Cameron during our opening hours to discuss them.

Do you offer emergency 24/7 call-outs?

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Our opening hours are Monday to Friday 8am–5pm and Saturday 9am–1pm; we are closed on Sundays. For an urgent hazard, contact the relevant utility emergency service or an appropriate emergency contractor.

How do you handle building regulations in Coventry?

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We manage the required building control inspections and sign-off for the agreed scope. The requirements depend on the proposed work and are considered alongside the drawings and specification.

Can you complete a project another builder has left unfinished?

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Yes. Taking over and fixing projects left by other builders is part of our work. We offer a free site visit to discuss the existing work and what is needed, followed by a cost plan and quotation for the agreed scope.

Discuss Your New Build Houses Project

Contact Cameron Swift to arrange a free site visit and discuss a budget cost for your project.

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