Once your project has been set down on paper (and approved by the relevant authorities if required), the next step is to produce a technical documentation package that thoroughly details every aspect needed for a solid, high-quality construction compliant with current regulations.

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This technical documentation is essential both for obtaining quotes from different builders and for carrying out the project itself. By providing this document, you ensure that all bidders base their estimates on the same quality of construction, making it easier to compare prices fairly. Without such documentation, each builder could quote based on their own standards of materials, quality, and scope of work, making it difficult to compare like for like in terms of cost and quality.

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Furthermore, whether or not a formal tender process has been conducted, this documentation must be included in the construction contract between you and the builder to ensure quality and effectiveness. Without a technical documentation package, each builder might use the materials and methods they prefer, but not necessarily to the standards required for a robust build. This can lead to problems such as water leaks, unexpected movement, material durability issues, and poor energy efficiency—common pitfalls when builders lack a clear technical guide.

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The technical documentation we produce guarantees not only construction quality but also compliance with building regulations. It is important to remember that new builds, extensions, or renovations must adhere to all the directives found in the “Building Regulations and Approved Documents” in order to receive mandatory legal approval. We ensure our documentation is developed in full alignment with these regulations.

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Below, you will find a selection of useful links to help you better understand what a technical documentation package entails: