• An eco-friendly, "breathable" material – compared with concrete or brick houses, timber-frame houses are built from a material that allows better air circulation, which benefits residents' health and well-being in the long term.
• Excellent insulation – wood conducts heat poorly, so wooden panel houses keep warmth in well and cut heating costs. And in summer they stay pleasantly cool.
• Fast construction – compared with houses built from conventional materials, designing, building and fitting out a timber-frame house is much quicker, often twice as fast. A timber-frame house can be built and finished in a few months, depending on size, materials and the options you choose.
• Different design options – if you already have your own idea and plan for the house, we will help make it happen. You can also choose from our ready timber-frame house designs, adapted to different needs and budgets.
• Light but strong – wooden houses are much lighter than buildings made of other materials, so they can be built on softer ground without heavy foundations. Yet timber-frame houses easily withstand storms and blizzards.
• Build any time – thanks to the properties of panel houses, they can be built in both summer and winter.

One advantage worth highlighting is the price of a timber-frame house. Whether you build your own design or choose one of our ideas, a wooden house usually costs much less than conventional construction or buying a finished house. Of course, the price depends on individual factors, including interior and exterior materials and finishes.

As panel-built houses become ever more popular not just in Scandinavia, Germany and elsewhere but also in Latvia, it's fair to say that well-built, well-equipped timber-frame houses are a durable solution suited to our conditions.