Building Regulations Not Met
Building work that has been done without meeting building regulations, flagged by a building control inspector or during a property sale.
What Is Causing This?
- 1Work done without notifying building control
- 2Builder not following the approved plans
- 3Regulations changing since the original plans were drawn
How Urgent Is This?
This needs prompt attention. Delaying could cause further damage, safety risks, or significantly higher repair costs.
What Needs to Be Done
An architect will assess the non-compliant work, design remedial solutions, and liaise with building control to achieve a regularisation certificate or retrospective approval.
How Much Will It Cost?
National average estimate
Labour: £1,600 – £5,833 | Materials: £200 – £533
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Always submit a building regulations application before starting work. Use qualified builders familiar with current regulations. Arrange inspections at each stage.
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