Regularisation Certificate
A Regularisation Certificate is issued by the local authority when building work that should have had Building Regulations approval is inspected and found to be satisfactory retrospectively. It is the only way to regularise work done without prior approval.
What it covers
- Retrospective inspection of completed work
- Assessment against current Building Regulations
- Confirmation of compliance or requirements for remedial work
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