Loft Conversions, Building Regulations, Property Developer tips & More | With Mike Woods (Part 1)

Mike Woods returns for more building regs expert insight, in this video we will be covering loft conversions, the processes you need to go through to be able to convert your loft successfully and the right way that meets the building inspectors regulations! but that's not all, Mike also shares many more tips that any property developer would love to know!

We look Building Regulations Part A Structure and Part B Fire Safety and at straightening Hips to Gable Ends to create more head and floor space, we also discuss Building Regulations Part K Stairs and how stairs that are spaced and why Kite flight Kite stairs are efficient use of space, types of suitable

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[Openmind]

Thanks Andrew, really helpful details

[euanmills]

Thanks for sharing. Great to have this kind of information available online. 🙏

[kingofthetrowel]

Another great watch looking forward to part two 👍 enjoying learning and taking all the information in, thank you again 👍👍

[nassah]

i've seen a lot of properties where they call the attic "attic room" so obviously not done to regs.
In this case the stairs are fine but don't really know about the floor joists. Is it cost effective to just replace the floor joists and get building regs to inspect? what i'm getting at is can you bring an inspectors in to identify any non compliance and then get that rectified? i know attics cost upwards of £25K.

[nassah]

also whats actually involved in regularising a loft conversion? what does the inspector do? is the inspection invasive?

[megaman]

Whoes responsibility is it to apply for building regs? The builder or homeowner?