Significant changes have been made to the Part L Building Regulations this year in an attempt to accelerate zero carbon housing construction.
If you work in construction or housing development, it is essential that you are aware of these changes, as it effects procedure and the materials you use, and evidence of compliance must be shown through both onsite audits and photographs.
The changes cover a wide range of specifications, and there’s a lot of detail which can prove overwhelming.
In this article, our energy experts have highlighted the key changes to the Part L document, focusing on the areas which will directly affect your work, as well as how you can maintain compliance during construction.