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Failure to take photgraphs of all the thermal junctions for every plot on the site could mean delays or possibly even refusal to produce the EPC.

Once you register with our site we will send you a list of photgraphs required for each Plot as well as examples of how to take the photograph to ensure compliance. Using our system we will be able to confirm that the photograph taken is clear and covers the required elements of the junction, and if there is a problem we can notify you straight away to retake it and offer advice, this ensures nothing is left to chance at the end of the project.

We will produce the final report for Buidling Control which we guarantee will be fully compliant with Part L Appendix B.

Welcome to Sitephoto.co.uk, the premier online storage and verification system designed specifically for managing the photographic evidence required by Appendix B of Part L of the UK Building Regulations. At Sitephoto.co.uk, we understand the critical role that photographic evidence plays in ensuring compliance with energy efficiency standards in construction. Our platform offers the best and easiest solution for builders, developers, and energy assessors to securely store, manage, and verify high-quality, geotagged, and timestamped images that are essential for the audit process before the production of EPCs (Energy Performance Certificates) and BREL (Building Regulation England Part L Report) output compliance reports.

Our system simplifies the process by providing intuitive tools for uploading, categorizing, and sharing photos, ensuring that your construction project meets the stringent requirements of Part L with ease and efficiency. With Sitephoto.co.uk, you can confidently navigate the compliance landscape, knowing that your photographic evidence is not only well-organized but also readily available for verification by building control bodies and energy assessors. Join us in streamlining your compliance journey, where quality, accessibility, and security converge to redefine how photographic evidence is handled in the UK construction industry.