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Heritage statement in Scotland

21 providers offering heritage statement in or across Scotland, including national firms. The rules in Scotland differ from England’s, so see the notes below.

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The rules in Scotland

Listed buildings (Category A, B or C) and conservation areas are managed by Historic Environment Scotland and local councils, with listed building consent working much the same way.

21 heritage consultants for Scotland

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Headland Archaeology

Based in Edinburgh · Covers Says it works across the whole of the UK; offices in Edinburgh, Manchester, Cleckheaton, Hereford and Bedfordshire Accreditation stated by provider: CIfA Registered Organisation
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Lanpro

Based in Norwich (offices also in Cambridge and London) · Covers Across the UK from regional offices Accreditation stated by provider: ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, CIfA, RTPI, RIBA, UDG Registered Practice, Cyber Essentials
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Marrons

Based in Birmingham, West Midlands · Covers UK-wide with West Midlands and East Midlands presence Accreditation stated by provider: IHBC specialists, CIfA accredited archaeologists, HESPR providers
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Getting signed off in Scotland

In Scotland, you need a building warrant from the council before work starts, and design evidence such as SAP and overheating assessments goes in with the application. At the end you submit a completion certificate with your test reports. The council then has 14 days to accept it, and you can’t move into a new building until it does, unless the council allows temporary occupation.

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