Friday, January 30th, 2026
in BlogPart O exemptions 5 buildings that don’t need to comply is a topic causing ongoing confusion across the UK construction and property sector. Part O regulates overheating risk in buildings, but it does not apply to all types of buildings or building work. In reality, many projects fall outside its scope, meaning whole Part O […]
Wednesday, December 31st, 2025
in BlogUnderstanding how glazing ratios affect Part O compliance and the broader risk of overheating is critical for commercial developers, architects and designers working on modern buildings. In offices and mixed-use schemes, larger glazing areas increase solar gain, raising internal temperatures and increasing the likelihood of overheating failures during overheating assessments. While Part O applies directly […]
Monday, December 1st, 2025
in BlogNet zero by 2050 is reshaping the rules for every UK commercial property owner. Currently, whether managing a busy office or operating a warehouse, staying compliant with energy efficiency laws isn’t just a box-ticking exercise; it’s the only way to keep spaces legally rentable and future-ready. Based on our experience helping commercial landlords and property […]
Monday, October 20th, 2025
in BlogA Legionella risk assessment should be reviewed regularly and whenever circumstances change. In the UK, duty holders are expected to: This ensures compliance with the Health and Safety at Work Act, COSHH, and the HSE’s Approved Code of Practice L8 (ACoP L8). Understanding Legionella and Its Dangers Legionella bacteria are waterborne pathogens that thrive in […]
Monday, September 1st, 2025
in BlogComfort in commercial buildings isn’t just about temperature or lighting; it’s also about keeping sound levels in check. Acoustic testing, also known as sound testing, plays a crucial role in creating quieter, more comfortable indoor environments. By measuring sound insulation performance and identifying potential sound leakage, acoustic tests help improve acoustic comfort, quality of life, […]
Thursday, July 31st, 2025
in BlogA Display Energy Certificate (DEC) is an official document that shows the energy performance of a building based on its actual energy consumption over the previous 12 months. In the context of schools, energy efficiency is an increasingly important topic due to rising energy costs, environmental concerns, and the need for public sector organisations to […]
Thursday, July 31st, 2025
in BlogDo I need an SAP calculation for an extension? An SAP calculation is a Standard Assessment Procedure used to evaluate a property’s energy efficiency. SAP calculations measure the amount of energy a building consumes and its carbon emissions, helping to determine its overall energy performance. Understanding whether you need an SAP calculation for your extension […]
Thursday, May 29th, 2025
in BlogAcoustic testing plays a crucial role in creating environments that promote comfort and overall well-being. Sound insulation testing is crucial in ensuring compliance with building regulations and improving occupant comfort. By addressing the importance of sound within living and working spaces, testing helps manage noise levels and reduce excessive noise, which can negatively impact mental […]
Thursday, May 29th, 2025
in BlogWhat is air pressure testing in buildings? Air pressure testing, also known as pressure testing, is a diagnostic method used to measure the level of air pressure within a structure. This process, often called air testing or air tightness testing, helps assess a building’s ability to retain conditioned air and detect areas where air escapes. […]
Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025
in BlogAre you concerned about rising energy bills or unsure about the UK rules for selling or renting your home? Domestic Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are required by law for anyone selling, renting, or building a property in the UK. This article explains why Domestic Energy Performance Certificates are essential in today’s competitive market and how […]
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