Building Compliance

We deliver complete UK compliance solutions for all sectors. Our end-to-end services include:

• Water hygiene solutions
• Damp & Mould management
• Legionella Control
• Passive fire protection
• Active fire systems
• Mechanical & Electrical Safety
• Asbestos removal

We ensure your properties meet all UK building safety regulations. Key legislation includes:

• Building Safety Act 2022 – structural and high-rise building safety
• Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 – worker protection laws
• Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 – site safety during all project phases

Our compliance solutions cover fire safety, M&E inspections and energy efficiency to meet every legal requirement.

You don’t need to – we manage it for you here at Concept. UK compliance laws change often, but we keep your property safe and legal with:

• Installation, maintenance, and repair services
• Scheduled testing and M&E inspections
• 24/7 emergency compliance support

Our team ensures you stay ahead of UK building safety regulations. Our dedicated management team regularly review and incorporate any new or upcoming changes to carbon regulations to ensure that we are future-proofing our installations as efficiently as possible.

Compliance experts protect your property, tenants, and legal standing.
Benefits include:

• Preventing hazards such as fires, gas leaks, or electrical faults
• Avoiding fines, legal action, or building closure
• Extending asset lifespan through regular M&E inspections and testing
• Meeting fire safety regulations, health and safety laws, and Net Zero standards
• Enhancing comfort and efficiency for occupants

Compliance creates safer, more efficient homes and workplaces. Vital services – cooking, heating and water – are safe to use.
For residents, UK building compliance ensures:

• Fire, electrical, and gas safety compliance
• Reliable heating, plumbing, and ventilation systems
• Clean, safe water supply through Legionella control
• Lower utility bills thanks to energy efficiency upgrades

Yes – especially for landlords and social housing providers.
By 2030, all social housing must achieve an EPC rating of C or higher.
This requires investment in energy-efficient measures such as:

• Solar PV panels
• Air source heat pumps
• Low-carbon heating systems

Meeting these targets supports Net Zero compliance while lowering tenant costs.

TrustMark is the UK Government-endorsed quality assurance scheme. It guarantees that contractors meet the highest standards in building regulations, fire safety compliance, and customer service. As a TrustMark-accredited contractor, Concept provides:

• Fully compliant and certified work
• Technical expertise and proven quality
• Full warranties and guarantees

We deliver full statutory mechanical and electrical inspections across the UK.
Our M&E compliance services include:

• Electrical safety inspections
• Gas safety checks
• Fire safety compliance testing
• Air and ventilation system inspections
• Plumbing, drainage, and water hygiene assessments

All services are completed by qualified and accredited engineers.

We deliver OLEV-approved, fully compliant EV charge point installations. Our installation teams are trained to the highest standards, working to the 18th Edition wiring regulations and ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System to ensure every EVSE meets UK safety and compliance requirements. We adhere to:

• BS-EN-61851-1:2019 and BS EN 61851-1:2011
• Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016
• Electrical Equipment Safety Regulations 2016
• IET Wiring Regulations BS 7671:2018+A1:2020
• IET Code of Practice for EVSE installation

We source sustainable materials and recommend emission-free energy suppliers for low/zero-carbon installations. While no UK-wide law mandates EV charging provision, local authorities such as the London Plan require charge points in certain developments.

Stricter cladding safety laws now protect residents and set higher fire safety standards.
Under the Building Safety Act 2022, building owners must register high-rise properties with the Building Safety Regulator and rectify unsafe cladding at no cost to leaseholders. Compliance now requires:

• Full cladding assembly testing, including insulation and substructure
• Use of materials with A2-s1, d0 or A1 fire resistance ratings
• A ban on combustible materials for high-rise residential buildings

A government consultation is underway to extend the combustible materials ban to buildings over 11 metres.