Building Control Approval

Building Control Approval is a process that ensures construction projects meet safety, health, and environmental standards. Before starting a building project, plans must be submitted to local authorities for review. Inspectors check that the design complies with building regulations, which cover aspects like structural integrity, fire safety, and accessibility. Once approved, the project can proceed, but inspections during construction are often required to ensure compliance. This process protects public safety and ensures that buildings are safe, energy-efficient, and suitable for use.