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The UK Government is committed to achieving Net Zero carbon by 2050. With buildings responsible for 40% of total carbon emissions, the construction industry must take action.

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Following the outbreak of coronavirus, good ventilation in the workplace has never been more important.

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An air source heat pump is an energy efficient heating system that absorbs energy from the air.

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Power over Ethernet lighting offers a solution to the growing demand for intelligent, energy efficient buildings.

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With the introduction of CAD, a previously time-consuming manual design process has been replaced with technology which creates 2D and 3D designs.

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Building services design is vital to any construction project. During the design process, engineers help bring a vision to life and offer innovative solutions.

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Fire alarm systems are vital in detecting smoke and fire early.

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Underfloor heating is an energy efficient way of heating a building.

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SAP calculations are mandatory for new build dwellings under UK building regulations.

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Incorporating or upgrading building fabric and insulation in a building is a great way to lower carbon emissions and reduce energy use.

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Grey water recycling is an environmentally friendly solution to meet water demand for business operations.

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A good above ground drainage system is vital in preventing flooding and protecting buildings from rainwater damage.

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A solar water heating system is an energy efficient way to generate hot water for your commercial or domestic building.

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Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) indicate the energy efficiency of a building, giving a building a rating between A and G.

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DARe-me offer a range of professional drone services for various building and construction work.

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There are 6 stages in the whisky production process: malting, mashing, fermentation, distillation, maturation and bottling.

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A Guide to Laser Surveys


Laser surveys use a laser scanner instrument to collect data points from a building or surface. This data is used to generate a 3D representation of the area. 

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SBEM calculations determine the energy efficiency of new build non-dwellings to ensure compliance with building regulations and environmental standards.

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Condition surveys determine the condition of a building's mechanical and electrical systems and is used to inform future maintenance.

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A feasibility study is undertaken in the early stages of the construction process to determine how viable a project is.

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EV charging stations are becoming increasingly widespread. Our guide covers what type of charger is best for your project.

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Public health engineering focuses on creating a clean and healthy environment within a building. 

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BREEAM assessments determine how sustainable a building is. It is given a rating and offered suggestions on how to improve.

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CIBSE TM65 offers guidance on how to calculate the embodied carbon of MEP products.

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Sick building syndrome refers to feelings of discomfort and a variety of symptoms experienced from spending extended periods within a building.

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Legionella is a type of bacteria most commonly found in purpose-built systems that can cause Legionnaires' disease.

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PASSIVHAUS design provides a range of solutions to lower the energy consumption of a building while creating a more comfortable environment.

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Adopting smart lifts within your building has several benefits. Reduce costs and anticipate operational issues.

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Noise control can majorly improve the comfort levels of a building. It should be considered as early on in the construction process as possible.

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