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Air tightness testing is an essential part of building regulations compliance. It measures the amount of air that leaks out of a building and can help identify areas where energy efficiency can be improved. Our team of experts can provide accurate and reliable air tightness testing services to ensure your building meets the required standards. Contact us today to learn more.

EPC stands for Energy Performance Certificate. It is a document that provides information about the energy efficiency of a property. The certificate rates the energy efficiency of a building on a scale from A to G, with A being the most efficient and G being the least efficient. The purpose of an EPC is to help property owners and tenants make informed decisions about energy use and to the adoption of energy-efficient measures.

Sound insulation testing is an essential part of ensuring that your building meets the required standards for noise reduction. Our team of experts can provide comprehensive testing services to help you achieve compliance and create a more comfortable environment for your occupants. Contact us today to learn more about our sound testing services.

Overheating assessments are a crucial part of demonstrating compliance with Part O of the Building Regulations. These assessments evaluate the risk of overheating in a building and provide recommendations for mitigating that risk. By conducting an overheating assessment, either through the simplified or dynamic thermal modelling method, building owners and developers can ensure that buildings are safe and comfortable for, while also meeting regulatory requirements.

SAP calculations are a method used to assess the energy performance of a building. They are required for all new dwellings in the UK and are used to demonstrate compliance with building regulations. The calculations take into account factors such as the building's insulation, heating system, and ventilation, and provide a rating based on the building's energy efficiency

Part F ventilation testing is a process of assessing the effectiveness of ventilation systems in buildings. It involves measuring the air flow rates to ensure that the system is providing adequate ventilation for the occupants. This testing is important for maintaining a healthy indoor environment and complying with building regulations.