Part L SAP – New Builds & Extensions

Our team can help you meet the latest required standards set out in the Building Regulations Part L, guaranteeing that any new builds, extensions, home improvement projects and renovations not only meet but exceed the stringent requirements set our by Part L SAP.

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What is Part L SAP?

SAP, or Standard Assessment Procedure, is a methodology used to assess and compare the energy and environmental performance of buildings. Part L SAP compliance is a crucial aspect of the regulatory framework that focuses on achieving energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions in new residential constructions and extensions.

The Standard Assessment Procedure involves the calculation of a Dwelling Emission Rate (DER. for a building, which is compared against a Target Emission Rate (TER). The aim is to ensure that the energy performance of the building meets or exceeds the set standards, contributing to the overall goal of creating more sustainable and environmentally friendly structures.

Part L SAP assessments take into account various factors, including the building’s fabric, insulation, heating systems, ventilation, and renewable energy sources.

It is vital for builings to be compliant with Part L SAP to obtain approval and ensure any new builds or extensions meet governmental energy efficiency and environmental goals.

How can our team help you meet Meet Part L SAP Requirements

We recognize the critical importance of achieving sustainable and environmentally responsible outcomes in today’s construction industry.

Our tailored approach involves a meticulous analysis of your project, taking into account architectural design, insulation, heating systems, and renewable energy sources to create a holistic strategy that aligns seamlessly with Part L SAP requirements.

Build IR Services encompass detailed energy assessments, comprehensive modelling, and expert guidance to empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed decisions.

We constantly keep check and ensure we know the latest developments with building regulations and energy performance standards, ensuring that your project not only meets current requirements but is future-proofed against evolving industry benchmarks.