Appointing an RICS chartered building surveyor to manage your building regulations application can be a smart move, as they can provide valuable technical expertise and guidance throughout the process.

The building regulations application process involves ensuring that your proposed construction project complies with all relevant building regulations, which can be complex and time-consuming. An RICS chartered building surveyor can help to ensure that your application meets all necessary requirements and is submitted correctly and in a timely manner.

Some of the ways in which an RICS chartered building surveyor can assist with managing your building regulations application include:

Reviewing plans and specifications – the RICS chartered building surveyor can review your plans and specifications to ensure that they comply with all relevant building regulations and standards.

Advising on necessary changes – if your plans do not meet the required regulations, the RICS chartered building surveyor can advise on the necessary changes to ensure compliance.

Preparing and submitting the application – the RICS chartered building surveyor can prepare the application on your behalf, including completing the necessary forms and providing supporting documentation.

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Liaising with building control – the RICS chartered building surveyor can communicate with building control on your behalf, addressing any questions or concerns they may have about your application.

Site inspections – the RICS chartered building surveyor can carry out site inspections throughout the construction process to ensure that the work is being carried out in compliance with the approved plans and building regulations.

Overall, engaging an RICS chartered building surveyor to manage your building regulations application can help to ensure that your project meets all necessary standards and requirements, and can help to avoid potential delays or complications during the construction process.