Search results

Thank you

NHBC registered builder stickers - pack of 3

Promote your NHBC registration with our self-adhesive stickers. Measuring 280mm x 180mm, these stickers are perfect for site boards, vans, and more. Show site visitors your commitment to NHBC Standards of construction and build trust in your properties.

Carpentry and joinery trade talks

Join our engaging trade talks delivered by NHBC Building Inspectors. Gain valuable insights into carpentry and joinery practices. Enhance your understanding and meet the quality expectations of NHBC Inspectors on site.

Timber frame trade talks

Join 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.

‘A quick introduction to Buildmark’ leaflet (digital)

To help prospective homebuyers understand the benefits of Buildmark warranty and insurance as well as the advantages of purchasing from an NHBC registered builder, ‘A quick introduction to NHBC Buildmark’ (digital) can be handed to them on their first visit to a site.

Defects prevention - hot topics

This 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.

HBF Brickwork Masterclass in-company

Enhance your skills with our practical HBSP Brickwork Masterclass, addressing common issues and promoting good practices on site. Join now!

A career of choice: attracting talented young people into house building

The report makes nine recommendations for improving recruitment, including better promotion of the career opportunities and communicating the positive contribution made by house building.

Affordable homes: residents’ views of quality

This research, jointly supported by the NHBC Foundation and the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), investigates residents’ views of the quality of affordable new homes.

Sound progress: a review of homeowner feedback on noise in new homes

To 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.