ATTMA News Archives

ATTMA Seeks New Technical Committee Members

The ATTMA Board of Directors is seeking to re-establish the ATTMA Technical Committee (TechComm), a sub-committee of the Board of Directors,

The Government has today published the first of two consultations on changes to the Building Regulations. Specifically, Part L (Conservation

Barry Cope, Scheme Manager of ATTMA, delivered a 25 minute keynote talk to Australian association AIRAH (the Australian Institute of

The number of new homes that have been completed across the UK has risen to a 11-year high at 173,000

Irish homeowners that are carrying out major refurbishments will have to adhere to higher energy rating standards. The new rules

ATTMA, Part of the Building Compliance Testers Association (BCTA) are delighted to welcome on-board Chris Milsom as our Membership Co-ordinator.

Australia’s first passive house has been built to withstand fires. This is due to the external fireproof cladding that resists

Air Tightness Testing has been featured in Forbes. The article focuses on why a blower door test should be performed

Drones are now being used to identify air leakage in high rise buildings. Using thermal imaging cameras to identify heat

NAPIT Legal have released updated guidance regarding payment terms for individuals or a business which is very relevant to ATTMA