At Hawksbeck Annexes, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. When designing and building garden annexes, we prioritise eco-friendly practices and materials to reduce environmental impact while providing high-quality living spaces. From using sustainable materials like SIP panels to minimising waste during construction, Hawksbeck garden annexes are designed with both efficiency and longevity in mind. Our commitment to sustainability not only benefits the planet but also creates a healthier, more cost-effective solution for our clients.

Minimising Waste with Off-Site Manufacturing

We minimise waste through off-sight manufacturing, a key part of our eco-conscious building process.

Compared to traditional on-site builds, we reduce material wastage by up to 90% by constructing garden annexes in a controlled environment.

This method allows us to precisely measure and cut materials, ensuring only what’s needed is used, drastically lowering offcuts and excess waste.

Off-site manufacturing allows for better resource management, helping us reduce our environmental footprint and deliver a more sustainable product.

Energy Efficiency and Insulation

By incorporating innovative insulation solutions, we ensure optimal thermal performance, reducing energy consumption and promoting sustainability. This high level of insulation significantly reduces energy consumption by keeping interiors warm in the winter and cool in the summer, promoting a sustainable, eco-friendly approach to living spaces.

This commitment to sustainable design allows our clients to enjoy a comfortable, cost-effective garden retreat that’s as gentle on the environment as it is on their energy bills, creating a space that truly benefits both people and the planet.

Eco-Friendly Cladding

We offer eco-friendly cladding options, allowing our clients to make sustainable choices while creating a beautiful exterior finish. One popular option is our composite cladding, expertly crafted from recyclable materials that blend wood fibres and recycled plastics. This low-maintenance and eco-friendly option resists weathering and keeps its appearance for years.

For clients preferring a natural look, our cedar wood cladding provides an equally eco-conscious option. Cedar is a renewable resource, and it boasts naturally occurring oils that make it resistant to decay and insects. This reduces the need for chemical treatments. Cedar is also biodegradable at the end of its life, making it a low-impact choice. Whether choosing composite or natural wood cladding, all our garden annexes portray a high-quality exterior finish.

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