Wood has shaped how Estonians build since long before it became an industry. Nearly half the country is forest, and homes made from timber here often outlast the people who built them, some historic examples still stand from the 1600s. Estonia now exports more wooden homes than any other country in Europe, with every fourth wooden home built for the continent coming from an Estonian workshop.
Our builders carry that history forward, trained across Norway, Sweden, and Iceland alongside some of the most established timber traditions in the Nordic region. That same craft, built on generations of knowledge, is what we bring to every home in Portugal.
Estonia is covered by forest, nearly half the country. That closeness to the material shapes how we select, treat, and build with it.
Estonia exports more wooden homes than any other country in Europe. Every fourth wooden home built for the continent comes from here.
Our builders trained across Norway, Sweden, and Iceland, learning directly from some of the region's most respected timber traditions.
Wood keeps growing until it's used, and once built into the wall, it holds onto the carbon it absorbed along the way rather than releasing it, making timber construction one of the lowest-carbon ways to build.