Building Control and the Building Regulations
Building Control ensures that building work complies with the Building Regulations. These regulations are designed to make sure that people are safe in and about buildings; to help conserve energy and to give access and facilities for people with disabilities. Building Control Officers also deal with dangerous structures and control demolitions.
What's new?
- Energy performance certificates (EPC's)
- Interactive guide to the Building Regulations (External link, opens in new window)
- Proposal to limit the use of Building Notices
- New fees for Building Control - Effective 1 January 2008
- Part P competent persons register (External link, opens in new window)
- Exempt buildings form now available to submit on-line
- Performance indicators
Quick links to areas within our site
- Contact us by telephone
- The Approved Documents
- Full Plans applications
- Building Notices
- Our fees
- Exempt buildings
- Regularisation applications
- Demolitions
- Dangerous Structures
- Robust details and sound testing
- Replacement windows and doors in existing dwellings
- Customer panel
- News
- The team
- Application forms and guidance
- Site inspections
- Policy notes
- Access for all
- Built in quality awards
- Quality service - ISO9001
- Contacting us
- Questions and answers
- SAP Energy Ratings
- Part P - Frequently asked questions
- Part P - Electrical safety
- The Disability Discrimination Act 1995
- Comments / Complaints
- Other links
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