Building Safety Case Support Service
Our tailored service supports Accountable Persons in creating and maintaining Building Safety Case Reports - ensuring readiness for Building Safety Regulator (BSR) call-up, while safeguarding residents in high-risk buildings across the UK.
We support building owners and Accountable Persons with tailored, end-to-end assistance to create, manage, and maintain their Building Safety Case Reports—ready for submission to the Building Safety Regulator.
Whether you're preparing your first report or seeking a robust, ongoing management solution, our award-winning software and expert-led approach ensure full legislative compliance, transparency, and resident safety.
Our service includes:
Gap Analysis against BSR requirements
On-site Risk Assessments & Safety Case Inspections
Golden Thread evidence gathering
BSR-ready Report creation & formatting
Remediation Planning & Support
Live document updates through our digital platform
Your report is delivered securely and interactively via our Building Safety Case Report Builder—giving you control, traceability, and total peace of mind.
Sector Expertise
Comprehensive Reporting
Ongoing Support
Nationwide Coverage
35K
Buildings Assessed Nationwide
18+
Years of Industry Experience
10M
Personal Indemnity (PI) Cover
98%
Client Satisfaction Rate
Request a Proposal
We’ll provide a tailored proposal based on your structure, current compliance status, and support requirements.
Documentation Review
Our Building Consultants review your existing documentation before visiting, so we understand your starting point.
On-Site Assessments
A qualified assessor visits your site to capture critical risk data, review conditions, and validate documentation first hand.
Report Creation
We develop your Building Safety Case Report, ready for submission and fully aligned with the latest regulations.
Why Do I Need a Building Safety Case?
The Technical Bit
A Building Safety Case addresses the legal requirements introduced by the Building Safety Act 2022. It is a structured set of information that demonstrates how building safety risks, particularly those related to fire spread and structural integrity, are being identified, managed, and mitigated over time. Accountable Persons and Principal Accountable Persons are required to maintain a comprehensive Safety Case Report for higher-risk residential buildings (HRBs), and submit it to the Building Safety Regulator upon request.
Communal areas in multi-occupied residential buildings fall within the scope of the legislation, meaning that those responsible must demonstrate ongoing compliance and ensure the building is safe for residents throughout its lifecycle.
Worth Knowing:
The observations, findings, and recommendations within a Building Safety Case are based on the evidence available at the time of assessment and must be regularly updated to reflect any changes in risk.
Building Safety Cases are not a one-off exercise,they must be reviewed and revised on an ongoing basis. The frequency of review should reflect the risk profile of the building, as well as the robustness of the safety management arrangements in place.
A Building Safety Case Report should include a clear narrative that links evidence to conclusions about building safety, including whether current controls are sufficient to manage identified risks.
The quality of the Safety Case depends on the availability of accurate data, access to the building, and cooperation from those managing the property.
Recommendations and conclusions should be supported by evidence, assumptions without substantiation will not meet regulatory expectations.
Safety Case Reports are prepared with reference to legislation, guidance documents, and approved methodologies; however, legal interpretation ultimately rests with the courts and the Building Safety Regulator.
What To Do…
Ensure that a Building Safety Case is compiled and maintained for all in-scope buildings, and that it is reviewed and kept up to date ‘Regularly’ in line with legal expectations.
Ensure that the Building Safety Case is developed by a competent and impartial party with demonstrable expertise in building safety and risk management.
Ensure that all identified risks and actions are prioritised and tracked to resolution, and that this is clearly documented within the Safety Case Report.
Where possible, integrate relevant assessments—such as Fire Risk Assessments and structural inspections—into the Building Safety Case to avoid duplication, streamline oversight, and support cost-effective compliance.
Our team uses the award-winning Building Safety Case Report Builder to generate structured, regulator-ready reports and manage your golden thread of safety information. If you're interested in how the technology works or want to use it yourself, visit the dedicated software page below.