Chalk board made at @slipstream offices

Chalk board made at @slipstream offices

How easily some locks can be got into ht

How easily some locks can be got into

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View the Building Regulations Documents

View the Building Regulations Documents
http://ow.ly/9KC4e

RT @huntersilkley: Unlucky for some… C

RT @huntersilkley: Unlucky for some… Council to renumber new builds 12A because no one wants to live at number 13 http://t.co/wN4MSYSd via @MailOnline

Does anyone understand what google+ does

Does anyone understand what google+ does, or is for??

Recently refurbished loft was let in the

Recently refurbished loft was let in the first day on the market!

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Read about the dangers of stubble! http:

Read about the dangers of stubble!
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Win £10,000 of free building work! Tell

Win £10,000 of free building work! Tell us why you, a friend or group should win. http://ow.ly/8NQ3x

More office refurbishments today for @sl

More office refurbishments today for @slipstream.

Building Regulations Part II

There are a wide range of organisations around which are responsible for looking after standards in building work and regulation.   Guidance on which can be got from the Building Regulations.  The documents can be seen by clicking here.

 

Most electrical work needs to be certified.  This can be done by either Building Control (by paying them a fee, with the rest of the works) or by using a ‘competent’ person who is affiliated to a regulatory body such as NICEIC, NAPIT or Trustmark.

The governing body, through your contractor will issue you with a certificate of compliance for the work carried out and we also update your local authority’s records. This will help you with future house sale issues and may be required by future extensions of the home information pack.

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