Building regularization is a legal procedure that brings an existing building in line with regulations and issues a permit confirming its legal status.
When do you need it?
- A building constructed without a permit.
- Works or additions that breach the issued permit.
- The need to document the building for sale, financing or utility connections.
What does it involve?
It starts with an as-built architectural survey, followed by a structural safety report, a compliance check with proposed remedies, and finally submission to the competent authority.
Regularization protects your property value, avoids violations and makes any future transaction on the building easier.
