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Since 2006, all new domestic and non-domestic buildings must undergo airtightness testing to reduce CO2 emissions and energy costs.
Conducting an air tightness test involves attaching blower door testing equipment to an exterior opening in order to pressurise the building and measure pressure differences that can identify problem areas within it.
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 of new homes, schools and other infrastructure has been launched by the council.
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, Part O and even the new Part S! After you’ve read the information provided below, you can use the new regulations to make sure your project meets all the rules and regulations. Here are some helpful tips. To get started, read this article.