Here you are able to find out about
building regulations, what to do if you wish to build
an extension to your property or even if you have a
dangerous building that needs to be taken down.
Mid Suffolk Building Control aims to provide a friendly, efficient,
helpful, accessible and value for money service orientated to the
needs of our customers. We are part of the building team and are
always available to advise and assist owners, developers, builders
and agents.
The district is divided into
six building control areas with an
individual surveyor responsible for each one.
Our Building Control surveyors are always willing to advise at an
early stage and give pre-application guidance on proposed schemes.
Early consultation is likely to be beneficial for all. The Building
Control Manager also has responsibility for disability access
issues and is pleased to offer advice on this to local
organisations and businesses. A Building Control surveyor is
normally available to provide advice and assistance throughout the
working day.
Mid Suffolk Building Control has gained BM TRADA registration as a
Quality Assured Service to ISO 9001-2000, which provides an
independent endorsement of the quality of our service.
More information is available by clicking the links below or if
you wish to contact one of us, please click on the table on the
left hand side
'How to contact the buildings control team':
Latest News
April 2008: The Future of Building Control - Government
Consultation
Are you a builder, architect or
developer?
The Department of Communities and Local
Government would like your views on proposed changes to the current
building control system. These changes will improve
compliance level, reduce burdon and cost to industry and deliver a
customer focused service.
To download a copy of the consultation paper and respond please
visit
Department
of Communities and Local Government. The consultation
will close on Tuesday 10 June 2008.
Do Consumers have enough protection when it comes to
building work?
The Department of Communities and
Local Government would like your thoughts on a government proposal
that could improve compliance with the building regulation and
protect consumers from cowboy builders. An
online
survey will be available until 10 June 2008 and only takes a
few minutes to complete.
Alternatively the survey maybe filled in
manually and sent back to The Department of Communities and
Local
Government (96k). |