Typical appointments
- Part L route confirmation is required
- SAP or SBEM is needed
- Part O triggers apply
- Operational-energy options must be tested
Services
Energy compliance and assessment
SAP, SBEM and operational-energy assessment
Service scope
Energy compliance and assessment systems
SAP, SBEM, Part L and operational-energy assessments are produced from verified assumptions linked to live design decisions.
Typical focus
- SAP, SBEM and Part L assessment scope planning
- Part O overheating assessment where required
- Operational-energy, carbon and energy-use reporting
- Design updates, evidence tracking and improvement options
Deliverables
- Assessment inputs, model and assumptions register
- Compliance report, certificate or evidence schedule
- Design-stage update reports
- Improvement options and close-out information
Key compliance context
- Building Regulations Approved Documents L and O
- SAP and SBEM methodologies
- CIBSE operational-energy and overheating guidance where required
When it is needed
Project applications
Information to start
- Architectural geometry and fabric specification
- MEP systems, efficiencies and controls data
- Air permeability and renewable-energy inputs
- Assessment basis and project-control route
Project stages
- Feasibility
- Design-stage assessment
- Submission-ready updates
- As-built assessment evidence
Assessment routes
Choose the relevant compliance service
Common questions
Scope notes
Do you provide SAP and SBEM in-house?
Yes, when the brief and inputs are complete. We deliver compliant reports and practical recommendations.
Is overheating also reviewed?
Yes. Part O requirements are included where route and use indicate a need.