by George Booth | Jun 4, 2024 | Air Permeability Testing, Last Articles
Understanding the Importance of Air Testing in New Builds A common question we often encounter is, “Do all new builds need air testing?” The answer is yes, all new builds in the UK are required to undergo air testing. This is a mandatory requirement set out in Part L...
by George Booth | Jun 3, 2024 | Air Permeability Testing, Last Articles
Hello and welcome to the Building Compliance Testing Limited blog! Today, we’re going to discuss a topic that’s crucial for both new builds and existing dwellings: air tightness. More specifically, we’ll explore what constitutes a good air tightness score....
by George Booth | May 31, 2024 | Last Articles
Built Environment Consultancy Defined A ‘built environment consultancy’ refers to a professional service that provides expert advice and solutions related to the planning, design, construction, and management of man-made structures such as buildings and cities. These...
by George Booth | May 5, 2024 | Last Articles
Complying with Part L SAP Calculation: A Guide for Building Compliance Testing Introduction Building Compliance Testing is a crucial aspect of the construction industry, ensuring that projects not only meet but exceed environmental planning and building regulation...
by George Booth | May 4, 2024 | Last Articles
A Simplified Guide to Part O Overheating Building Compliance Introduction Navigating the complexities of building regulations, especially Part O, requires a detailed understanding of various risk categories and structural configurations. This blog post aims to...
by George Booth | May 2, 2024 | Last Articles
Navigating Traditional Cavity Construction Changes: Understanding the Viability of 100mm Cavities In anticipation of the forthcoming Part L Regulations update in June 2022, the question arises: Are 100mm cavities still permissible? The answer is affirmative, but the...
