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Building Control Consultant
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How a Building Control Consultant Helps Your Project Succeed

When you’re building anything from a small extension to a full development, staying on the right side of the rules makes a big difference, and that’s where we come in. We work with self-builders, architects and developers to make sure building regulations are followed from the start. That means giving

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Building compliance advisor
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Building compliance advisor gives simple safety tips

Building compliance means making sure your project meets the rules set out in the UK’s Building Regulations, covering things like safety, ventilation, energy use and fire protection. We help you understand what those rules mean in real life, before the build starts, during the work, and when it’s time to

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SAP Calculations UK
SAP Calculations

Learn How SAP Calculations UK Help Homes Use Less Energy

SAP Calculations are energy checks we do for homes across the UK, and they’re needed when building a new house, converting a space into a home, or adding a big extension. They show how much energy your home will use and if it meets rules on heating, lighting, and more.

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Discover Hidden Energy Leaks: Permeability Testing in Leicester
Air Tightness

Discover Hidden Energy Leaks: Permeability Testing in Leicester

Permeability testing, also known as air tightness testing, plays a vital role in enhancing energy efficiency by identifying and rectifying air leaks in buildings. In Leicester, this process is not only crucial for reducing energy wastage and operational costs but is also mandated under Building Regulations Part L1A, ensuring buildings

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SAP Assessment UK
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SAP Assessment UK Explained for Home Energy Ratings

We get asked all the time what is a SAP assessment and why does it matter? SAP stands for Standard Assessment Procedure, and it’s how we work out how much energy your home uses and how much it costs to run. It looks at things like heating, insulation, lighting and

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