Approval is for all types of building work and buildings in England and Wales (unless otherwise noted).

Only one address is listed for each entry on the Register and shown on the map but please note that Approved Inspectors may operate throughout England and Wales and it is recommended that you contact one or more Approved Inspectors to discuss your requirements before making an appointment.

Please note that CICAIR is not responsible for external websites or their content.

Active Construction Services Limited, trading as Active Building Control (registration #138)

As a result of Active Building Control ceasing to trade on 31 January 2023, Active Building Control was removed from the Approved Inspectors Register with effect from 11.59pm on 31 January 2023.

Begbies Traynor,  insolvency practitioners ,are currently advising Active Building Control, with a view to placing Active Building Control into liquidation.

Enquiries regarding Active Building Control should be directed to the liquidators, Begbies Traynor, at .

Full details for the liquidators are:

Begbies Traynor, Unit 11, Lymedale Business Centre, Lymedale Business Park, Hooters Hall Road, Newcastle, Staffordshire, ST5 9QF, Telephone:  01782 569 510

Active Building Control has issued a statement on their website. Please click here

Building Control Approval Limited (registration #148)

In accordance with regulation 6(2) of the Building (Approved Inspectors etc.) Regulations 2010, on 11 January 2022, CICAIR notified Building Control Approval Ltd (BCA) of its decision to withdraw BCA’s Approval Notice (licence), with this withdrawal to be effective from 11 April 2022.  CICAIR made this decision following an unsuccessful re-approval audit of BCA.

To facilitate an orderly wind down and transfer process, BCA will remain licensed until 11 April 2022.  During this period, BCA will be able to undertake the functions of an Approved Inspector so that it can bring its current projects to a satisfactory resolution, either by completing the project, transferring it to another Approved Inspector, or a local authority.  CICAIR understands that BCA is already working with clients directly to discuss individual projects and appropriate next steps.

The withdrawal of an Approved Inspector’s Notice of Approval (licence) is not a decision taken lightly by CICAIR and it is indeed something that happens rarely.  Such a decision is made in full consideration of CICAIR’s obligation, as a public interest regulator, to uphold the standards that underpin the Approved Inspectors Register. This is also paramount to ensure public trust and confidence is maintained both in respect of CICAIR (in exercising its regulatory functions) and in respect of the wider profession.  

Campagna Limited (registration #123)

Date of issue – 22 October 2021

In accordance with regulation 6(2) of the Building (Approved Inspectors etc.) Regulations 2010, on 6 October 2021, CICAIR notified Campagna Ltd (Campagna) of its decision to withdraw Campagna’s Approval Notice (licence), with this withdrawal to be effective from 6 April 2022.  CICAIR made this decision following an unsuccessful re-approval audit of Campagna.

To facilitate an orderly wind down and transfer process, Campagna will remain licensed until 6 April 2022.  During this period, Campagna will be able to undertake the functions of an Approved Inspector so that it can bring its current projects to a satisfactory resolution, either by completing the project, transferring it to another Approved Inspector, or a local authority.  CICAIR understands that Campagna will be working with clients directly to discuss individual projects and appropriate next steps.

The withdrawal of an Approved Inspector’s Notice of Approval (licence) is not a decision taken lightly by CICAIR and it is indeed something that happens very rarely.  Such a decision is made in full consideration of CICAIR’s obligation, as a public interest regulator, to uphold the standards that underpin the Approved Inspectors Register. This is also paramount to ensure public trust and confidence is maintained both in respect of CICAIR (in exercising its regulatory functions) and in respect of the wider profession.

Celtech Consultancy Limited (registration #115)

In accordance with regulation 6(2) of the Building (Approved Inspectors etc.) Regulations 2010, on 7 September 2021, CICAIR notified Celtech Consultancy Ltd (Celtech) of its decision to withdraw Celtech’s Approval Notice (licence), with this withdrawal to be effective from 7 March 2022. CICAIR made this decision following an unsuccessful re-approval audit of Celtech.

To facilitate an orderly wind down and transfer process, Celtech will remain licensed until the withdrawal date on 7 March 2022 so that it can bring its current projects to a satisfactory resolution, either by completing the project ,transferring it to another Approved Inspector, or a local authority. CICAIR understands that Celtech will be working with clients directly to discuss individual projects and appropriate next steps.

The withdrawal of an Approved Inspector’s Notice of Approval (licence) is not a decision taken lightly by CICAIR and it is indeed something that happens very rarely. Such a decision is made in full consideration of CICAIR’s obligation, as a public interest regulator, to uphold the standards that underpin the Approved Inspectors Register. This is also paramount to ensure public trust and confidence is maintained both in respect of CICAIR (in exercising its regulatory functions) and in respect of the wider profession.

Aedis Regulatory Services Limited (registration #144)

As a result of the voluntary liquidation of Aedis Regulatory Services Limited on 22 July 2019, the notice of approval for Aedis Regulatory Services was removed by CICAIR on 20 August 2019. Enquiries regarding a Aedis Regulatory Services project should be directed to Aedis Warranties Limited (“AWL”) via email at .

Carillion Specialist Services Limited (registration #103)

As a result of the compulsory liquidation of Carillion plc on 15 January 2018 and the subsequent liquidation of Carillion Specialist Services on 26 January 2018, the notice of approval for Carillion Specialist Services was removed by CICAIR on 17 February 2018. Enquiries regarding a Carillion Specialist Services project should be directed to the relevant local authority building control team.