5 top tips for tradespeople working on heritage sites
Before starting work on a heritage site there are many things a tradesperson will need to consider such as understanding the historical significance of the site, ensuring site surveys have been carried out and the correct planning permission has been obtained and that building regulations have been met and approved. Having spent many years working on heritage sites installing and repairing flue and chimney systems, Mike Byrne, Director at Flue Liner Solutions shares his 5 top tips for tradespeople working on heritage sites. Communication – It is vital to have a clear understanding of the client’s expectations and what they want to achieve. If working in a listed property, or a site that may prompt interest from Historic England, regulations may force initial plans to change. So, it’s vital for all parties working on-site to communicate with one another from…
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