
Residential construction
Lightweight, precision-built steel framing for modern construction. Ideal for loft conversions, extensions, and commercial units. Faster assembly and fully recyclable.
Design, engineering and build by one in-house team
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Six clear stages, from first enquiry to completion — whether we design and build, or build from your drawings.
For clients who need the whole project managed: design, planning, building regulations and construction, from initial enquiry through to completion.
Timeline: 1–3 days
Initial consultation to discuss requirements, ideas and budget.
Timeline: 1–4 weeks
Architectural drawings and proposed layouts.
Timeline: 6–12 weeks (estimated)
Planning application preparation and submission.
Timeline: 1–3 weeks, depending on complexity
Structural calculations and drawings.
Timeline: Typically 4–20+ weeks, depending on project type
Begin construction and manage all building works.
Final client walkthrough and handover.
For clients who already have architectural drawings and require a construction contractor.
Timeline: 1 day
Upload architectural and structural drawings.
Timeline: 1–3 days
Site inspection and measurements.
Timeline: 1–5 working days
Labour, materials and project specifications.
Timeline: 1–5 working days following agreement, subject to readiness
Agree the final quotation and sign the JCT contract.
Timeline: Typically 4–20+ weeks, depending on project type
Full construction management and quality control.
Final handover to the customer.
All timelines are indicative. Your project-specific schedule is confirmed before construction.
Six steps from first call to handover — see how your project works.
What is SFS
A steel framing system builds walls, floors and roofs from light-gauge galvanised steel sections instead of timber or blockwork. The sections are made to measure off-site from the drawings, then fixed together on site into a frame that is insulated, boarded and finished like any other building.
Because the frame is light, it adds little load to the walls and foundations below — which is why it suits loft conversions and upper-floor extensions — and because it arrives ready to fit, it goes up quickly and accurately.
Steel doesn't shrink or rot, and at the end of its life it is fully recyclable.

Applications & benefits
Steel framing fits wherever a light, strong structure is needed — in the roof, at the back of the house or across a whole building.

A light frame for dormers and new roof structures that adds little weight to the house below.

Single and upper-floor extensions with a quick, accurate structure that ties into your house.

Houses and small developments framed in steel, then clad and finished to your design.

Frames and infill walls for commercial units, offices and mixed-use buildings.
How we deliver
A steel frame is only as good as the drawings it is made from. Our in-house architects prepare the design and the structural drawings and calculations, and manage planning and Building Regulations approval, so the frame can be made to measure before it reaches site.
Our own trades then assemble the frame, insulate and board it, and carry the job through to the finishes, with a project manager as your single point of contact. Every project starts with a free consultation and a fixed-price quote, and the structure carries our workmanship guarantee.
Building from the ground up with solid walls? See our ICF construction service.

Full transparency
Every steel-frame project is quoted for your property. A typical project covers:
Typically includes
Ideal for
SFS stands for steel framing system. Walls, floors and roofs are built from light-gauge galvanised steel sections that are made to measure off-site, fixed together on site, then insulated, boarded and finished like any other building.
A steel frame is lightweight yet strong, so it adds little load to the house below, and because it arrives made to measure it goes up quickly and accurately. At the free survey our architects will confirm whether it suits your property.
No. Once the frame is up it is insulated and boarded inside, and the outside can be finished in brick, render or cladding to match your house and satisfy the planners.
Yes. As well as lofts, extensions and new builds, we use steel framing for commercial units. Larger commercial schemes are covered by our commercial new builds service.
SFS projects are priced on application, because the cost depends on the size and design of the structure. We start with a free consultation and give you a fixed-price quote before any work begins.
Get started today
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