The air-tightness of a building is called 'air permeability' or leakage rate. Air leakage can happen...
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If your building is a dwelling or if it is a non-dwelling and is larger than a certain size, you wil...
The positives in making your building as air tight as can be include a reduction in CO2 emissions, h...
From our offices located in Saffron Walden we are pleased to provide nationwide coverage for the who...
The Government has an ongoing commitment to lower CO2 emissions from energy consumption.�Contact us ...
Many of the buildings currently being constructed, commercial, industrial and domestic, consume more...
If you choose a reduced sample for testing then these dwellings will have to achieve an actual air t...
Part L2B is created for large extensions added to non dwellings. These extensions also now have to h...
Part L2A of the Building Regulations states all non-dwellings with a gross floor area of more than 5...
Improving air tightness in buildings is a vital factor in lowering carbon emissions. Contact us toda...
Part L1A of the Building Regulations asks for sample testing of dwellings. Call us to discuss the sa...
Air leakage changes the building's performance and is now firmly written in Part L of the Building R...
By lowering air permeability, less heated or cooled air escapes and less unheated or uncooled air in...