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Building control inspection in Walton-on-Thames

  • Legal requirement
  • Fixed price
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The short answer

Plans check, inspections, completion certificate

Price from
£500.00
Time on site
1 to 2 hours

What you get

Regular inspections at key stages of your project, leading to a Completion Certificate upon satisfactory completion.

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When do you need a Building control inspection?

You must book an inspection for any big structural changes or new builds.

  • Before you dig foundations
  • When you install new drainage
  • After removing load bearing walls
  • When adding floor or roof insulation
  • Before covering up any structural work
  • Once all building work is finished

What happens on the day

An inspector will visit to check your builder is following the approved plans.

  • They check foundations and materials
  • They look at fire safety measures
  • The visit is usually quite quick
  • You or your builder should be there
  • They may take photos for records
  • They will highlight any needed fixes

How to prepare

  • Book the visit in advance
  • Clear access to the work area
  • Have your approved plans ready
  • Keep site safety gear available
  • Ensure your builder is present
  • Prepare any material spec sheets
  • Check that work is visible
  • Clean the area for inspection

How to improve your result

  • Use high quality insulation materials
  • Keep all receipts for materials
  • Take your own progress photos
  • Hire experienced, reputable local builders
  • Ask for a completion certificate promptly
  • Follow the inspector's advice immediately

Why it is useful day to day

These visits give you peace of mind that your home is safe.

  • Prevents future expensive structural repairs
  • Makes your home easier to sell
  • Ensures your home is energy efficient
  • Keeps your building insurance valid
  • Protects your family from fire risks
  • Guarantees the builder followed the rules

Why we ask these questions

The inspector checks if your project is safe for people to live in.

  • Is the structure strong enough?
  • Will the home stay warm enough?
  • Is the building fire safe?
  • Are the stairs and doors accessible?
  • Does the ventilation work properly?
  • Are the drains fitted correctly?

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