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61-70 of 798 Results Are you a homeowner? Search homeowners insteadRoofing Masterclass open course
https://www.nhbc.co.uk/shop/products/product-detail?id=roofing-masterclass-open-courseRoofing is the build stage that leads to the highest number of defects and the highest number of warranty claims in new homes. (masterclasses - opensource)
Product detailDefects prevention - hot topics
https://www.nhbc.co.uk/shop/products/product-detail?id=defects-prevention-hot-topicsThis course takes you through the requirements of the NHBC Standards and explores construction best practice to help you mitigate the most common defects in the house-building industry.
Product detailTimber frame trade talks
https://www.nhbc.co.uk/shop/products/product-detail?id=timber-frame-trade-talksJoin our engaging trade talks delivered by NHBC Building Inspectors. Gain insights into the most common timber frame issues encountered on site. Enhance your understanding and improve your practices in timber frame construction.
Product detailA career of choice: attracting talented young people into house building
https://www.nhbc.co.uk/insights-and-media/foundation/publications/a-career-of-choice-attracting-talented-young-people-into-house-buildingThe report makes nine recommendations for improving recruitment, including better promotion of the career opportunities and communicating the positive contribution made by house building.
Foundation reportAffordable homes: residents’ views of quality
https://www.nhbc.co.uk/insights-and-media/foundation/publications/affordable-homes-residents-views-of-qualityThis research, jointly supported by the NHBC Foundation and the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), investigates residents’ views of the quality of affordable new homes.
Foundation reportSound progress: a review of homeowner feedback on noise in new homes
https://www.nhbc.co.uk/insights-and-media/foundation/publications/sound-progress-a-review-of-homeowner-feedback-on-noise-in-new-homesTo address this problem, sound insulation standards were tightened in the 2003 edition of Approved Document E (AD E) and in 2004 the Robust Details scheme became available as a compliance route for designers and house builders.
Foundation reportA practical guide to building airtight dwellings
https://www.nhbc.co.uk/insights-and-media/foundation/publications/a-practical-guide-to-building-airtight-dwellingsChanges to Building Regulations have now made airtightness an issue which cannot be ignored and as we get ever closer to the zero carbon homes of the future, excellent standards will have to be achieved in all new homes.
Foundation reportImproving the prospects for small house builders and developers
https://www.nhbc.co.uk/insights-and-media/foundation/publications/improving-the-prospects-for-small-house-builders-and-developersThis report suggests measures that could help small companies address the challenges identified.
Foundation reportAgeing and airtightness: how dwelling air permeability changes over time
https://www.nhbc.co.uk/insights-and-media/foundation/publications/ageing-and-airtightness-how-dwelling-air-permeability-changes-over-timeIn response to suggestions that new homes become leakier, this research subjected a small number of dwellings to re-testing one to three years after completion to establish how their air permeability had changed.
Foundation reportHome sale and handover: a best practice guide for home builders
https://www.nhbc.co.uk/insights-and-media/foundation/publications/home-sale-and-handover-a-best-practice-guide-for-home-buildersThis report is based on the findings of surveys with real people in the industry and their customers.
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