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Marshalls for House Builders

How we can help with your housebuilding projects

We know that first impressions count!

According to research, most people make their minds up about whether they want to live in a house within one minute of seeing the outside. This means the visual appeal of properties, communal areas, roads and pavements plays a part in the decision making.

From bricks and masonry to paving, roofing, solar panels, kerbs, drainage solutions and street furniture, we have an extensive range of landscaping, roofing and building products to meet the needs of any housing development.

Our technical expertise goes beyond rigorous product testing. We offer design and engineering support that delivers significant cost and carbon savings. Whether you’re a small or large housing developer, we’re here to provide the materials and knowledge needed for your projects. Those who engage us early in the planning stages benefit from sound, warranted product and design advice, as well as support that makes projects both more sustainable and cost-effective.

A CGI design of houses on a street

How we can help you meet your sustainability goals

We’re big on doing what we can to minimise our impact on the environment, and we’ve committed to reach net-zero by 2050 – our near-term and long-term carbon reduction targets have been validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). 

We want to help you meet your sustainability goals too, and that’s why we offer Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for most of our products, helping you to make sustainable choices and comparisons with the products you’re selecting.

Our ongoing product innovation drives us to explore more sustainable product mixes and we’re constantly looking at ways to further improve our carbon footprint in our own operations and across our site to help reduce your scope 3 emissions.

Sustainable product mixes and innovations

We’re supporting more sustainable housebuilding by using CarbonCure Technologies to inject waste carbon into the concrete facing bricks we produce at our Grove site. We’ve also invested a lot of resource into finding alternatives to cement in our concrete too, without impacting on the functionality and aesthetics. We’ve now produced our first full scale production run of cement-free concrete blocks which is a win for us, and you.

Marshalls Priora permeable paving laid in a car park
An aerial view of new build houses next to each other

A handful of our housebuilder case studies

We work with housing developers of all sizes to supply materials and share our expertise to save time, money and carbon.

Visit our projects below to find out how we 've supported other developments:

  • Packington hall – consisting of traditional mews houses, modern coach houses and detached residences
  • Merlin Rise – where brick choice saved 93 tonnes of carbon
  • New Broughton – a social housing development
  • Barnsbury Park – A high-end development, including private homes and affordable apartments

Design and engineering team

Looking for the optimal level of structural integrity without overdesigning, while also achieving cost and carbon savings?

With over 100 years of industry experience combined with the latest technology, you can benefit from unrivalled product, design, and construction knowledge through our dedicated design team.

Our experts can support every stage of your construction project, from concept design and specification to build.

Our specialists can help you with:

  • Pavement engineering
  • Sustainable drainage
  • Bespoke projects
  • CAD modelling and concept design
  • Digital visualisation and rendering
  • BIM collaboration
  • Landscape design
  • ISO 9001, BSI Kite Mark, Professional Indemnity, Design Warranties
Design and engineering support
Marshalls staff looking at a computer screen which has CAD landscaping designs on it
A house built out of Marshalls Kensington stock buff bricks

Sustainable building with concrete bricks

When thinking about building a house, have you considered concrete bricks?

They're low-carbon alternatives to clay bricks and are 100% recyclable at the end of their lifetime.

Take a look at our blog to find out more.

Concrete redefined