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We’re excited to introduce you to a key member of our team, Bethany Robinson, our Senior Environmental Consultant. Beth brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, and in this exclusive Q&A, she shares insights into her role and what she loves about working at UK Building Compliance. Join us as we get
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In today’s construction industry, ensuring buildings meet high standards for comfort and liveability is essential. One key component of this is sound insulation, which prevents unwanted noise from infiltrating living and working spaces. At UK Building Compliance, we specialise in sound insulation testing to ensure your buildings meet these vital standards and comply with UK
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Air pressure testing, also known as air permeability or air tightness testing, is a crucial process in ensuring buildings are energy-efficient and comply with building regulations. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the importance, process, and best practices of air pressure testing, as provided by UK Building Compliance. What is Air Pressure Testing? Air
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Do I need to comply with Part O? Part O applies to new residential buildings only. This includes residential dwellings, and institutional dwellings (e.g., student accommodation). Share communal areas and common spaces containing more than one residential unit will fall within the scope of Part O, as do live/work units. The simplified method is not
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The short answer is no, you don’t have to. An air source heat pump is the most efficient and sustainable heating system meaning that you are less likely to require additional renewable technologies e.g. solar PV. Using other heating systems such as gas or electric boilers is still allowed. However, it will mean that you
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