80 | BUILDING Fraemohs Homes - Tasman T T Randall Johnston Solid timber construction on the rise Solid timber homes find favour with those who appreciate top-notch quality and an eco-conscious lifestyle. In the era of eco-conscious building, solid timber construction is making waves, and at the forefront of this natural materials movement are Fraemohs Homes. The allure of Fraemohs Homes lies in their signature solid timber residences, renowned for their quality, durability, warmth, and distinctive character. These homes are more than just structures; they provide homeowners with inviting, functional, and health-conscious living spaces that harmonize with their surroundings. The journey of Andy and Kathy Jessop, the franchise owners of Fraemohs Homes - Tasman, began when they sought a fresh challenge. The opportunity arrived late 2020, amidst the post-pandemic period characterized by sluggish material supplies and soaring demand for skilled trades. Their journey was driven by a genuine passion for solid timber construction. “Fraemohs Homes appealed to us because the solid timber homes are a quality, natural, and sustainable product, so when the opportunity arose, we were keen to get on board,” Kathy explains. With backgrounds that complement the skills required for residential construction, the Jessops undertook a dedicated effort to upskill themselves. They’ve assembled a team of skilled and reliable subcontractors spanning the Marlborough, Tasman, and Nelson regions, emphasizing clear communication, and understanding throughout the building process. “We enjoy working with our clients and subcontractors; it’s all about clear communication and understanding, especially within a build process and we feel that every project should be a really positive experience for all involved.” Solid timber homes find favour with those who appreciate top-notch quality and an eco-conscious lifestyle. These homes not only offer a connection to nature but also contribute to carbon negativity, actively removing more carbon from the atmosphere than they emit. Another compelling reason for clients to opt for interlocking solid timber construction is its resilience during earthquakes. Fraemohs solid timber homes have demonstrated minimal, if any, damage during seismic events due to their innovative design, allowing them to move with the earth’s motion. The flexibility of solid timber construction extends to remote, rugged locations that pose material transportation challenges. Innovative approaches, such as barge and helicopter transport, ensure that even the most inaccessible sites can benefit from the advantages of solid timber construction. Building a solid timber home in remote locations offer several benefits with the reduced need for some products and trades. For example, removing the need for plasterboard and a gib stopper saves the client the logistics of getting plasterTogether we’re building New Zealand PROUD TO SUPPORT FRAEMOHS HOMES - TASMAN placemakers.co.nz NELSON MARLBOROUGH HUB MOUTEKA & NELSON BAYS Proudly suppporting Fraemohs - Tasman nelsonbays@flooringxtra.co.nz (03) 544 6000 72 Oxford Street, Richmond, Nelson motueka@flooringxtra.co.nz (03) 528 7530 23 Old Wharf Road, Motueka Call our office today Phone: (03) 541 8665 Proud to support Fraemohs Homes Tasman
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