ATTMA News

TrustMark, the UK’s only Government-Endorsed Quality Scheme for work carried out in and around the home, has approved The Air

The Air Tightness Testing & Measurement Association (ATTMA) has announced an update to its lodgement fee structure, which will come

A Message from Our Chairman, David Pickavance It is with a mixture of gratitude and anticipation that I announce an

If you’re using FanTestic for airtightness testing, it’s time to upgrade to Retrotec FanTestic v5.16.31.94, which brings critical fixes, improved

The ABAA Building Enclosure Conference, 6-7th May 2025 ATTMA is pleased to announce that its Group Managing Director, Barry Cope,

Dormer windows are typically the most complex element on a dwelling regarding envelope area calculations and as such they can

ATTMA’s own, Sean Maxwell, examines the evolution of ventilation in Australian multi-residential buildings, emphasizing the principle of “build tight and

Drawing insights from the latest Glenigan Construction Review—a trusted industry resource that tracks trends and developments in the UK construction

A recent study from the University of Salford’s Energy House Labs has revealed crucial findings about the role of airtightness

The Air Tightness Testing & Measurement Association (ATTMA) is urging the industry to support the newly released BEAMA position paper,