Building control & fire safety compliance

Every construction project in Ireland must comply with Building Control Regulations to ensure safety, quality, and long-term performance. Fire safety is one of the most critical aspects of this process. Whether it is a new build, an extension, or a commercial development, compliance is a legal requirement that protects both people and property. Our Approach to Compliance Our building control and fire safety compliance service is designed to guide you through this essential stage with clarity and confidence. We prepare and coordinate all necessary documentation, drawings, and specifications to demonstrate compliance with Irish Building Regulations, particularly Part B for fire safety. This may include fire safety certificates, fire strategy reports, and detailed layouts showing escape routes, compartmentation, and fire-resistant construction methods. Comprehensive Building Regulations Support In addition to fire safety, we ensure that your project complies with other relevant parts of the regulations, including Part A for structure, Part L for energy efficiency, and Part M for access and use. For projects subject to the Building Control (Amendment) Regulations 2014, we liaise with the Assigned Certifier to ensure that all submissions to the Building Control Management System are complete and accurate. Benefits for Homeowners For homeowners, this service provides peace of mind that your extension, renovation, or new build meets all safety standards and will not encounter compliance issues in the future. For developers and commercial clients, it ensures that complex projects are delivered to the highest standard while meeting all statutory requirements. Reducing Risk and Delivering Confidence By taking a proactive approach to building control and fire safety, we reduce risks, avoid costly delays, and create a safer built environment. Our expertise and attention to detail ensure that your project is fully compliant, giving you confidence at every stage of the construction process.