Lowfield Timber Frames has expressed its optimism for the continued growth of the sector as it announces that it successfully contributed to the delivery of nearly 2,500 new homes in 2024. The business is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year and is already actively involved in 1,500 units, forecasting that 2025 will be even more successful.
Since being founded in 2000, Lowfield Timber Frames has grown from a team of just four to an award-winning team of more than 130 people, all committed to championing sustainable construction. Providing modern methods of construction (MMC) to a wide range of both residential and commercial building projects across the UK, the company recently became the first firm in the UK to invest in a new Hundegger Compact Robot Drive CNC machine to enhance production capacity and drive forward innovation.
Managing Director Darren Jarman said: “We are incredibly proud to reach this 25-year milestone, which is testament to the hard work, expertise and dedication of the entire team. As we look ahead, we remain committed to pushing the boundaries of sustainable construction, investing in innovation, and playing a key role in shaping the future of the built environment.”
In addition to expanding its manufacturing capabilities, Lowfield Timber Frames has committed to integrating a dedicated training space at its recently revamped headquarters. Due to open in summer 2025, this facility will provide invaluable insights for developers, housebuilders, and commercial property stakeholders, and equip them with the knowledge and expertise to maximise the benefits of timber frame construction.
Darren continued: “As we continue to invest in enhancing our production capabilities, our success is driven by our dedicated workforce, who consistently go above and beyond to deliver on the promises we make. We take pride in the length of service that so many of our team have built with us over the years and this undoubtedly adds value to the service that our clients receive.”
With 1,500 new homes and five schools already in its order book for 2025, Lowfield Timber Frames anticipates continued success in the year ahead.
