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Building Regulations Certificate ?
Hi,
I have just had an extenstion completed by a local building firm - and it now transpires that the builder never notified the Building Inspector that the works had started - so no inspections were carried out during the build. The Inspector has since come out (as the builder did notify him of completion of works) but obviously cannot inspect anything other than the decorating (his words). The extension knocked a gable wall down with the load supported on a steel beam (with some underpinning as dictated by structural engineer) and also added a dormer window upstairs. The Inspector is waiting for his boss to return next Tuesday before getting back to us as he wasn't really sure of our options. Has anyone seen this before - and if so what was the outcome .....builder forced to expose key areas of the build to satisfy Inspector ..or worse still...no certificate given unless a knock down and start again ? Many thanks in advance Nick |
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