SAP - Standard Assessment Procedure (Part L)
Whether constructing a new dwelling, building a highly glazed extension or converting a building, energy calculations are required in order to demonstrate compliance with Building Regulations and/or Planning conditions. |
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The calculations are based on the Government’s Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP) for the energy rating of dwellings and are commonly known as SAP calculations. Essentially they calculate the energy efficiency and carbon emissions performance of a dwelling. In accordance with Part L of the Building Regulations, your Building Control Officer / Approved Inspector will require a SAP report at the same time as your Building Control Application – this first part of the SAP procedure is called the ‘design’ stage. The second stage of the SAP procedure is called the ‘as-built’ stage and is completed when the building is finished. Together these two sets of calculations provide Part L compliance.
Therm Energy can provide the energy calculations your Building Control Officer/ Approved Inspector will request before signing off your project. These SAP calculations are required for all new builds, conversions and highly-glazed extensions for both residential and commercial projects. Moreover we are able to provide energy assessments for Planning applications too – especially where planning conditions are likely to require renewable forms of energy to be included on a project.
Our fully accredited Energy Assessors can complete SAP calculations for:
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New build houses/flats |
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Conversions/refurbishments |
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Highly-glazed extensions/conservatories |
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Holiday lets |
Therm Energy makes Part L compliance simple and straightforward - keeping customers happy.
We provide our customers with easy to complete checklists to ensure that all information is accurately supplied:
Click here for our SAP New Build Checklist
Click here for our SAP Conversion Checklist
Click here for our SAP Extension Checklist
Prices start from £295 + VAT for a new build dwelling
Please note that Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) are also required as part of the SAP process.