Energy Statements
We pride ourselves on the wide portfolio of quality services we offer, whether they be Residential, Commercial or Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP) Calculations.
We pride ourselves on the wide portfolio of quality services we offer, whether they be Residential, Commercial or Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP) Calculations.
The Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP) is the Government approved method for calculating the energy performance of dwellings. SAP Calculations determine.
Building Regulations require a SAP Calculation for every new dwelling. The SAP Calculation needs to be given to your Building Control Provider (Approved Inspector or Local Authority Building Control) before work starts on site.
Extensions with glazing in excess of 25% of the floor area require a SAP Calculation to demonstrate compliance with Building Regulations. If you’re considering an extension and want to include large glazed areas then “whole house” SAP Calculations offer the greatest design flexibility in demonstrating compliance with the requirements.
SAP Calculations are required for all new dwellings which are created as a result of a material change of use. The SAP Calculations are used to demonstrate compliance with Building Regulations. Material changes of use include barn and flat conversions.
We have a dedicated team across the UK able to carry out the assessment of DECs on your behalf.
Building Regulations Part O aims to limit excess solar gain in a room and to ensure measures are introduced to quickly remove any excess heat
The risk of overheating in buildings is becoming more prevalent as changing climates and global energy insecurity...
Simplified Building Energy Model or SBEM is the government’s preferred method of energy assessment for non-domestic buildings and is used to demonstrate compliance with Building Regulations Approved Document L2A.
Psi-Values ( or Ψ-Values) are a measures of heat loss through thermal bridges and play a vital role in assessing a building’s energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions
Part G of the Building Regulations requires all new homes and converted properties to achieve a maximum water usage of 125 litres per person per day.
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