Disability Access Certificate

Disability Access Certificate Application

Under Building Control Regulations, a Disability Access Certificate Application is mandatory where a Fire Safety Certificate Application is required.

Our Consultants will prepare the Disability Access Certificate application package, which consists of a Compliance Report, which outlines compliance with Part M of Building Regulations, and detailed drawing mark-ups highlighting the access & use elements of the building design.

The application will then be submitted to the Local Authority for approval. We have attained Disability Access Certificates in every Local Authority in Ireland.

Need help with your Disability Access Certificate application? Our expert consultants can prepare and submit your complete application, ensuring compliance with Part M of the Building Regulations.

Contact RC Fire Safety today to get started on your project.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Disability Access Certificate in Ireland?

A Disability Access Certificate (DAC) confirms that a building complies with accessibility regulations, ensuring safe and inclusive access for all users.

Any new building (except houses) or major extensions, alterations, or changes of use usually require a Disability Access Certificate in Ireland.

You can apply through your local Building Control Authority. RC Fire Safety can guide you through the process and prepare the necessary documentation.

The approval process can take up to 8 weeks from the date of submission, depending on the complexity of the project.

 Yes, a DAC is legally required before a new building can be opened, occupied, or operated.

Costs vary depending on the building size and project scope. RC Fire Safety offers competitive pricing and expert advice for DAC applications.

Yes, RC Fire Safety specialises in preparing and submitting DAC applications, ensuring compliance with Irish building regulations.