CUSTOM HOMES BY TBS
Your home. Your design. Ready to furnish in 90 days.
Ninety days is measured from notice to proceed, which is issued only after the design, the specification, your selections and the site prerequisites are all agreed and signed.
Before that clock starts, nothing is ambiguous. After it starts, nothing waits on a decision.
A 385 m² five-bedroom home. The structure is 90 days; the choices are yours.
PERSONAL IN DESIGN. INDUSTRIAL IN DELIVERY.
"Custom" should describe your home, not the uncertainty of building it.
On most custom builds, every decision becomes a new experiment on site. A detail that has never been done before is drawn, argued about, priced, redrawn, and eventually built by a crew who have not built it either. That is where the months go, and it has nothing to do with how much you love the house.
We separate the two. You decide everything that affects how the home looks, feels and works. We standardize everything behind the walls: the pour sequence, the panel arrangement, the service routes, the finishing order.
The result is a home made for you, delivered by a process that has done this several thousand times.
FULLY FITTED. READY FOR YOUR FURNITURE.
What "ready to furnish" actually includes
This is written into the contract before the clock starts, not discovered at handover: structure, envelope, internal partitions, building services, finished surfaces, doors, sanitary fittings, agreed fixtures, paint, floor finishes, quality review, and the handover documents.
You arrive with furniture. That is the whole list of what is left.
MASS CUSTOMIZATION, NOT A CATALOG HOME
The process repeats. Your home does not have to.
The standardization is in the production logic, not in the elevation. A common library of reusable panels supports different layouts, different facades and different finish levels, in the same way a car plant builds a hundred variants down one line.
Standardization goes where it buys speed and quality. Choice stays where you would notice losing it.
FROM NOTICE TO PROCEED TO READY TO FURNISH
The 90-day path
- 01
Before the clock starts
Design, specification, selections, site prerequisites and acceptance criteria are agreed and signed. Notice to proceed is issued. Nothing on this list is left open.
- 02
Production planned
The panel arrangement, pour sequence, crews and finishing order are set before anyone breaks ground.
- 03
Structure produced
Walls and slabs are poured as one monolithic reinforced concrete structure, on the same repeating cycle that produces three villas a day at Al Fursan.
- 04
Fitted and finished
Mechanized painting and finishing follow the structure through the house, zone by zone, against the specification you signed.
- 05
Handed over
Checked against the defined scope and handed to you ready to furnish.
A DELIVERY DATE THAT CAN SEE WHAT IS COMING
You will know about a delay before it happens, not after.
Every pour on your house is logged as it happens. TAKT compares that against what was predicted and flags a slip while there is still time to absorb it.
Practically, that means two things for you. You can see real progress rather than a percentage someone estimated. And when a decision from you is about to become the thing holding up the house, you hear about it days before, not on the day.
Closing