Question 1

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

building · Accepted Answer

The Building Regulations apply to new building work, the Regulations are not retrospective, and so do not apply to existing buildings. If you have a problem with a new home you should raise it with the builder or warrantee provider.

Question 2

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

building · Accepted Answer

Various internet web sites exist which provide radon risk reports. These reports are usually provided as a chargeable service from the providers and the relevant web site for existing properties is:

UK radon appropriate to small domestic and workplace buildings and extensions that have an existing postal address.

Question 3

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

building · Accepted Answer

Flood mitigation (i.e. measures that can be taken to keep water out of the building or measures to make it quicker and cheaper to allow the building to be re-occupied after flooding) is not a matter covered by Building Regulations.

Planning approval may include conditions for mitigation measures.

Advice is given in BS 85500 flood resistant and resilient construction guide to improving the flood performance of buildings. A core standard can be downloaded from www.shop.bsigroup.com

Question 4

If you're currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

building · Accepted Answer

Your Local Authority Planning Office and the Building Control Authority should hold records of recent extensions to dwellings. You should contact them to verify what permissions have been sought. Contact points can be found from the local telephone directory, the internet or from local citizen’s advice bureau or public libraries.

Question 5

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

building · Accepted Answer

You will need to provide a damp proof course in the extension walls at least 150mm above ground level comprising of impervious sheet material, engineering brick or slates in suitable cement mortar or equivalent materials to prevent the passage of moisture.

Further guidance on suitable damp proof course materials can be found in British Standards Institution Published Document PD 6697: 2010 ‘Recommendations for the design of masonry structures to BS EN 1996-1-1 and BS EN 1996-2’ or in British Standards Institution BS 5628 Part 3: 2005 ‘Code of practice for the use of masonry – Materials and components, design and workmanship’. British Standards Institution publications are available from:

British Standards Institution 
389 Chiswick High Road 
London 
W4 4AL

Question 6

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

building · Accepted Answer

The Building Regulations apply to new building work, the Regulations are not retrospective, and so do not apply to existing buildings. If you have a problem with a new home you should raise it with the builder or warrantee provider.

Question 7

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

building · Accepted Answer

Various internet web sites exist which provide radon risk reports. These reports are usually provided as a chargeable service from the providers and the relevant web site for existing properties is:

UK radon appropriate to small domestic and workplace buildings and extensions that have an existing postal address.

Question 8

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

building · Accepted Answer

Flood mitigation (i.e. measures that can be taken to keep water out of the building or measures to make it quicker and cheaper to allow the building to be re-occupied after flooding) is not a matter covered by Building Regulations.

Planning approval may include conditions for mitigation measures.

Advice is given in BS 85500 flood resistant and resilient construction guide to improving the flood performance of buildings. A core standard can be downloaded from www.shop.bsigroup.com

Question 9

If you're currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

building · Accepted Answer

Your Local Authority Planning Office and the Building Control Authority should hold records of recent extensions to dwellings. You should contact them to verify what permissions have been sought. Contact points can be found from the local telephone directory, the internet or from local citizen’s advice bureau or public libraries.

Question 10

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

building · Accepted Answer

You will need to provide a damp proof course in the extension walls at least 150mm above ground level comprising of impervious sheet material, engineering brick or slates in suitable cement mortar or equivalent materials to prevent the passage of moisture.

Further guidance on suitable damp proof course materials can be found in British Standards Institution Published Document PD 6697: 2010 ‘Recommendations for the design of masonry structures to BS EN 1996-1-1 and BS EN 1996-2’ or in British Standards Institution BS 5628 Part 3: 2005 ‘Code of practice for the use of masonry – Materials and components, design and workmanship’. British Standards Institution publications are available from:

British Standards Institution 
389 Chiswick High Road 
London 
W4 4AL

Question 11

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

building · Accepted Answer

The Building Regulations apply to new building work, the Regulations are not retrospective, and so do not apply to existing buildings. If you have a problem with a new home you should raise it with the builder or warrantee provider.

Question 12

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

building · Accepted Answer

Various internet web sites exist which provide radon risk reports. These reports are usually provided as a chargeable service from the providers and the relevant web site for existing properties is:

UK radon appropriate to small domestic and workplace buildings and extensions that have an existing postal address.

Question 13

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

building · Accepted Answer

Flood mitigation (i.e. measures that can be taken to keep water out of the building or measures to make it quicker and cheaper to allow the building to be re-occupied after flooding) is not a matter covered by Building Regulations.

Planning approval may include conditions for mitigation measures.

Advice is given in BS 85500 flood resistant and resilient construction guide to improving the flood performance of buildings. A core standard can be downloaded from www.shop.bsigroup.com

Question 14

If you're currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

building · Accepted Answer

Your Local Authority Planning Office and the Building Control Authority should hold records of recent extensions to dwellings. You should contact them to verify what permissions have been sought. Contact points can be found from the local telephone directory, the internet or from local citizen’s advice bureau or public libraries.

Question 15

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

building · Accepted Answer

You will need to provide a damp proof course in the extension walls at least 150mm above ground level comprising of impervious sheet material, engineering brick or slates in suitable cement mortar or equivalent materials to prevent the passage of moisture.

Further guidance on suitable damp proof course materials can be found in British Standards Institution Published Document PD 6697: 2010 ‘Recommendations for the design of masonry structures to BS EN 1996-1-1 and BS EN 1996-2’ or in British Standards Institution BS 5628 Part 3: 2005 ‘Code of practice for the use of masonry – Materials and components, design and workmanship’. British Standards Institution publications are available from:

British Standards Institution 
389 Chiswick High Road 
London 
W4 4AL

Question 16

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

building · Accepted Answer

The Building Regulations apply to new building work, the Regulations are not retrospective, and so do not apply to existing buildings. If you have a problem with a new home you should raise it with the builder or warrantee provider.

Question 17

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

building · Accepted Answer

Various internet web sites exist which provide radon risk reports. These reports are usually provided as a chargeable service from the providers and the relevant web site for existing properties is:

UK radon appropriate to small domestic and workplace buildings and extensions that have an existing postal address.

Question 18

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

building · Accepted Answer

Flood mitigation (i.e. measures that can be taken to keep water out of the building or measures to make it quicker and cheaper to allow the building to be re-occupied after flooding) is not a matter covered by Building Regulations.

Planning approval may include conditions for mitigation measures.

Advice is given in BS 85500 flood resistant and resilient construction guide to improving the flood performance of buildings. A core standard can be downloaded from www.shop.bsigroup.com

Question 19

If you're currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

building · Accepted Answer

Your Local Authority Planning Office and the Building Control Authority should hold records of recent extensions to dwellings. You should contact them to verify what permissions have been sought. Contact points can be found from the local telephone directory, the internet or from local citizen’s advice bureau or public libraries.

Question 20

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

building · Accepted Answer

You will need to provide a damp proof course in the extension walls at least 150mm above ground level comprising of impervious sheet material, engineering brick or slates in suitable cement mortar or equivalent materials to prevent the passage of moisture.

Further guidance on suitable damp proof course materials can be found in British Standards Institution Published Document PD 6697: 2010 ‘Recommendations for the design of masonry structures to BS EN 1996-1-1 and BS EN 1996-2’ or in British Standards Institution BS 5628 Part 3: 2005 ‘Code of practice for the use of masonry – Materials and components, design and workmanship’. British Standards Institution publications are available from:

British Standards Institution 
389 Chiswick High Road 
London 
W4 4AL

Question 21

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

building · Accepted Answer

The Building Regulations apply to new building work, the Regulations are not retrospective, and so do not apply to existing buildings. If you have a problem with a new home you should raise it with the builder or warrantee provider.

Question 22

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

building · Accepted Answer

Various internet web sites exist which provide radon risk reports. These reports are usually provided as a chargeable service from the providers and the relevant web site for existing properties is:

UK radon appropriate to small domestic and workplace buildings and extensions that have an existing postal address.

Question 23

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

building · Accepted Answer

Flood mitigation (i.e. measures that can be taken to keep water out of the building or measures to make it quicker and cheaper to allow the building to be re-occupied after flooding) is not a matter covered by Building Regulations.

Planning approval may include conditions for mitigation measures.

Advice is given in BS 85500 flood resistant and resilient construction guide to improving the flood performance of buildings. A core standard can be downloaded from www.shop.bsigroup.com

Question 24

If you're currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

building · Accepted Answer

Your Local Authority Planning Office and the Building Control Authority should hold records of recent extensions to dwellings. You should contact them to verify what permissions have been sought. Contact points can be found from the local telephone directory, the internet or from local citizen’s advice bureau or public libraries.

Question 25

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

building · Accepted Answer

You will need to provide a damp proof course in the extension walls at least 150mm above ground level comprising of impervious sheet material, engineering brick or slates in suitable cement mortar or equivalent materials to prevent the passage of moisture.

Further guidance on suitable damp proof course materials can be found in British Standards Institution Published Document PD 6697: 2010 ‘Recommendations for the design of masonry structures to BS EN 1996-1-1 and BS EN 1996-2’ or in British Standards Institution BS 5628 Part 3: 2005 ‘Code of practice for the use of masonry – Materials and components, design and workmanship’. British Standards Institution publications are available from:

British Standards Institution 
389 Chiswick High Road 
London 
W4 4AL

Question 26

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

building · Accepted Answer

The Building Regulations apply to new building work, the Regulations are not retrospective, and so do not apply to existing buildings. If you have a problem with a new home you should raise it with the builder or warrantee provider.

Question 27

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

building · Accepted Answer

Various internet web sites exist which provide radon risk reports. These reports are usually provided as a chargeable service from the providers and the relevant web site for existing properties is:

UK radon appropriate to small domestic and workplace buildings and extensions that have an existing postal address.

Question 28

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

building · Accepted Answer

Flood mitigation (i.e. measures that can be taken to keep water out of the building or measures to make it quicker and cheaper to allow the building to be re-occupied after flooding) is not a matter covered by Building Regulations.

Planning approval may include conditions for mitigation measures.

Advice is given in BS 85500 flood resistant and resilient construction guide to improving the flood performance of buildings. A core standard can be downloaded from www.shop.bsigroup.com

Question 29

If you're currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

building · Accepted Answer

Your Local Authority Planning Office and the Building Control Authority should hold records of recent extensions to dwellings. You should contact them to verify what permissions have been sought. Contact points can be found from the local telephone directory, the internet or from local citizen’s advice bureau or public libraries.

Question 30

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

building · Accepted Answer

You will need to provide a damp proof course in the extension walls at least 150mm above ground level comprising of impervious sheet material, engineering brick or slates in suitable cement mortar or equivalent materials to prevent the passage of moisture.

Further guidance on suitable damp proof course materials can be found in British Standards Institution Published Document PD 6697: 2010 ‘Recommendations for the design of masonry structures to BS EN 1996-1-1 and BS EN 1996-2’ or in British Standards Institution BS 5628 Part 3: 2005 ‘Code of practice for the use of masonry – Materials and components, design and workmanship’. British Standards Institution publications are available from:

British Standards Institution 
389 Chiswick High Road 
London 
W4 4AL

Question 31

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

building · Accepted Answer

The Building Regulations apply to new building work, the Regulations are not retrospective, and so do not apply to existing buildings. If you have a problem with a new home you should raise it with the builder or warrantee provider.

Question 32

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

building · Accepted Answer

Various internet web sites exist which provide radon risk reports. These reports are usually provided as a chargeable service from the providers and the relevant web site for existing properties is:

UK radon appropriate to small domestic and workplace buildings and extensions that have an existing postal address.

Question 33

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

building · Accepted Answer

Flood mitigation (i.e. measures that can be taken to keep water out of the building or measures to make it quicker and cheaper to allow the building to be re-occupied after flooding) is not a matter covered by Building Regulations.

Planning approval may include conditions for mitigation measures.

Advice is given in BS 85500 flood resistant and resilient construction guide to improving the flood performance of buildings. A core standard can be downloaded from www.shop.bsigroup.com

Question 34

If you're currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

building · Accepted Answer

Your Local Authority Planning Office and the Building Control Authority should hold records of recent extensions to dwellings. You should contact them to verify what permissions have been sought. Contact points can be found from the local telephone directory, the internet or from local citizen’s advice bureau or public libraries.

Question 35

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

building · Accepted Answer

You will need to provide a damp proof course in the extension walls at least 150mm above ground level comprising of impervious sheet material, engineering brick or slates in suitable cement mortar or equivalent materials to prevent the passage of moisture.

Further guidance on suitable damp proof course materials can be found in British Standards Institution Published Document PD 6697: 2010 ‘Recommendations for the design of masonry structures to BS EN 1996-1-1 and BS EN 1996-2’ or in British Standards Institution BS 5628 Part 3: 2005 ‘Code of practice for the use of masonry – Materials and components, design and workmanship’. British Standards Institution publications are available from:

British Standards Institution 
389 Chiswick High Road 
London 
W4 4AL

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Frequently Asked Questions

General

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

If you’re currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

Technical

Part A - Structure

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

If you’re currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

Part B - Fire Safety

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

If you’re currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

Part C - Site preparation and resistance to contaminates and moisture

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

If you’re currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

Part E - Resistance to the passage of sound

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

If you’re currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

Part G - Sanitation, hot water safety and water efficiency

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

If you’re currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

Part M - Access to and use of buildings

I am disturbed by noise from neighbours coming through the separating wall or floor. Can I get help through the Building Regulations?

I am planning to purchase a property which I believe is in an area affected by Radon. Where can I find details of which geographical locations are likely to require radon protection?

I am proposing to build a new house on land I have purchased which I now understand has some history of flooding from a nearby river. Can I take any measures to mitigate the effects of flood risk in designing my new house?

If you’re currently looking at purchasing a property and concerned whether previous works (e.g. Extension) have received Building Regulations approval. Can we provide you with any existing documentation on the extension including planning permission and final inspection?

My Victorian house had a chemical damp proof course installed in 1994 because of continuing dampness in the house walls. I am intending to build an extension to the house. Can I use a chemical damp proof course near ground level for the extension to match what has been done for the house?

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