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What kind of building works are covered by the Building Standards (Scotland) Regulations?

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What kind of building works are covered by the Building Standards (Scotland) Regulations?

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The Building Standards (Scotland) Regulations apply to the construction of new buildings, alterations and extensions to existing buildings, demolition of buildings and to the change of use of a building. Many types of building work will require a Building Warrant, including apparently minor works, such as simple alterations to internal walls. Failure to obtain a Building Warrant before undertaking the work could lead to a contravention of the Building Regulations or difficulties when selling the property should you fail to obtain a Building Warrant before undertaking the work.

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