Air Leakage Testing

PART L2 of the Building Regulations (Conservation of fuel and power) has been amended with effect from 1st April 2006 and now includes a test for Air Leakage. Buildings requiring compliance to part L2 with a gross floor area of greater than 500m2 will require an air leakage test carried out in accordance with ATTMA technical standard 1 (2006) and must be shown to leak no more than 10m3/hr/m2 @ 50Pa or less than the figure given in your SAPS calculations.

Despite the legal requirement, an energy efficient building has many advantages, both financially and environmentally. You can saving money with lower heating costs as well as reducing carbon dioxide emissions which help preserve the planet for the next generation.
We can arrange your Air Leakage test and attend on the same day as the test to seal any identified leaks giving your property the best to pass in one visit.

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“The Purpose of Passive Fire Protection is to contain or slow the spread of fire and smoke allowing sufficient time for evacuation and emergency response”

Fire Safety Legislation now requires that building owners take full responsibility of all aspects of fire safety within their premises. They are required as part of their risk assessment process to ensure that the fire rating elements of the building structure meet current legislation. Once a fire has started it is of paramount importance to stop the fire from spreading to other parts of the building. A fire can spread in many ways, but the correct installation of fire stopping materials can prevent this.

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