Part G Water Calculations by Build Compliance - Your Sustainability Partner

What is Part G?


All new dwellings in England and Wales now require Part G Potable Water Calculations to show compliance with Part G of UK Building Regulations,
the government guidelines state that new build homes should provide water efficiency measures that reduce the amount of potable Part G Water Calculations (drinking) water that is used in a dwelling, the guidelines state that the dwelling should use no more than 125 litres of water per person per day, calculations are required to show compliance. Build Compliance Ltd can carry out accredited Part G Calculations in 24 hours. Please contact us on 0800 699 0904 or email info@buildcompliance.co.uk to discuss your requirements, we offer discounts for multiple dwellings and larger sites
If you require a fee quotation for Part G Water Calculations please fill in our online form here
Location: Rossendale District, UK

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