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Who are Active Approved Inspectors?

Active Approved Inspectors are an established company aiming to be at the forefront of Building Regulations approval services in the North West and the Midlands. We have been approved by the Construction Industry Council as a Corporate Approved Inspector.

This means that we can approve plans and building work for compliance with the Building Regulations 2000. We offer a high quality service, tailored to your needs, responsive to the demands of your building project, low on bureaucracy and very approachable.

Active Approved Inspectors are currently Mike Wood BSc (Hons) MBEng and Tom Raftery BSc (Hons) MRICS. Both are qualified and experienced surveyors - between them they have in excess of 25 years Building Regulations experience, with several years in addition in commercial surveying.

Mike Wood BSc (Hons) Building Surveying, Member of the Association of Building Engineers

Extensive experience of Building Regulations work as both a surveyor and manager, dealing with schemes including:

ØNew general hospital development
ØOffice refurbishment / fit out
ØNew shopping centres
ØLarge scale food factories
ØMajor public assembly buildings
ØLarge scale manufacturing and storage buildings, including high-bay and clad-rack construction
ØHousing and flats developments
ØResidential care facilities
ØSportsgrounds safety
ØExtensions, conversions and alterations in the healthcare, domestic, residential and commercial sectors

Tom Raftery BSc (Hons) Building Surveying, Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

Experience of both Building Surveying and Building Regulations work as a Chartered Building Surveyor. Recent projects include:

ØOffice refurbishment / fit out
ØNew vehicle showroom, workshop and office accommodation
ØNew multi storey assisted living accommodation
ØNew further education teaching block
ØNew Islamic centre
ØWaterside regeneration schemes with several major house builders
ØDisabled persons access schemes for city museums and recreation centres
ØConversion and adaptations schemes
ØExtensions, conversions and alterations in domestic and commercial sectors
ØListed and other buildings of historical importance