Air Tightness
Air Testing in Berkshire – Domestic & Commercial
When you decide to renovate or build a new home, it is vital to have air tightness tested to ensure it meets building regulations. Part L of the building regulations
Home Energy
UK Government pledges support for testing hydrogen domestic heat potential
Experts looking to build infrastructure for the cost-effective and sustainable supply of hydrogen argue that work should commence as soon as possible to blend the gas into the existing grid.
Retrofit
Advantages of Retrofitting Your Home
If you are looking for a way to retrofit your home and make it more energy efficient, read on. The UK is now one of the most energy-efficient countries in
Building Regulations
Cheshire Building Regulations – What You Need To Know
Are you concerned about the latest building regulations in Cheshire? You can rest assured that our experienced engineers have the knowledge to guide you through the complexities of Part L.
Construction
Bedford Council opens final consultation on 24,000 new homes
Bedford Council has opened its final consultation on its plans to build 24,000 new homes in the town. Named ‘Local Plan 2040’, the final stage of consultation regarding the development
Building Regulations
Bedfordshire Building Regulations 2022
Are you confused by the new Building Regulations in Bedfordshire? Are you wondering which parts apply to your project? Read on for an in-depth explanation of Part F, Part L,
Empty shops, offices and pubs in Walsall be converted into 233 homes
With empty shops, pubs and office buildings becoming a depressing long-term norm on high streets, an increasing number of housing developments are starting to take over town centres.
Construction
Edgefold Homes breaks new ground at Aston development
Family construction firm Edgefold Homes has broken ground at their new site, Alderwood Gardens, in the village of Aston, near Nantwich.
Building Regulations
Part E Building Regulations – Sound Testing
Whether you are planning a renovation project or a DIY job, Part E Building Regulations will apply to your work. While Part E4 is not relevant to most of us,