AI for construction and fire safety compliance

Luxxstack builds AI for construction and fire safety compliance. It keeps engineer certificates, compliance documents and golden thread records in order, drafts the paperwork and flags what's missing or about to expire. AI drafts, a competent person signs off. Full programmes are scoped per project, and a managed teammate is a low-risk first step.

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AI integration programmes

Ready for more than one AI employee?

We build full AI integrations for businesses in this field: agents with real roles, connected to your systems, with people approving what matters. Programmes start from £15,000, typically £25,000 to £70,000+, and we run them for you.

Your plate, lighter

What it takes off your plate

Engineer certificates tracked

Expiry dates are watched and renewals chased well before they hold up a job.

Compliance documents in order

Packs are put together and anything missing is flagged.

Job paperwork prepared

Forms and records are drafted for you to check.

Quotes followed up

Quotes that have gone quiet get a polite nudge, and enquiries that sit unanswered for 24 hours get flagged.

Careful research

When accuracy matters, like comparing test data from different manufacturers, it checks properly and shows where each figure came from.

Answers on demand

Ask which certificates expire next month and get a straight answer, by message or voice note.

The rules

Where AI fits the Building Safety Act and the Fire Safety Order

Fire safety and construction paperwork sits under real legislation, and the people named in it stay accountable. AI helps with the finding, chasing, drafting and tracking. It doesn't take on the responsibility. This is a plain-English guide, not legal advice, so check current guidance for your own building and role.

How the main UK rules map to what AI can and cannot do
Rule or termWhat it asks forWhere AI helpsWho signs off
Building Safety Act 2022Tighter duties on higher-risk buildings, including keeping safety information up to dateFiling documents, spotting gaps, tracking who holds whatThe accountable person or duty holder
The golden threadAccurate, up-to-date information about a building, kept so it can be found and trustedKeeping records organised, versioned and searchable, with a log of changesThe person responsible for the record
Gateway 2Approval from the Building Safety Regulator before building work starts on a higher-risk buildingChecking the pack against a list, flagging missing documentsThe competent people who prepare and submit it
Certificate expiryEngineer and product certificates that are valid when the work happensTracking expiry dates, drafting renewal requests, warning earlyThe business owner or compliance lead
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005A suitable fire risk assessment, kept under review by the responsible personReminding when reviews are due and pulling the evidence togetherA competent person, and the responsible person

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Human sign-off

AI drafts, a competent person signs off

That line is how we build every compliance job. The AI prepares the pack, the chaser or the record. A competent person reads it and approves it. Nothing that matters goes out on the AI's say-so, and every action is logged so you can show who approved what and when.

  • It tracks certificate expiry dates and drafts the renewal requests.
  • It keeps documents in one place and flags what is missing from a pack.
  • It drafts the paperwork, and a person checks and signs it.
  • It keeps a record of what was drafted, changed and approved.

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It prepares. You approve.

A day with an AI teammate

The groundwork's done before you start. You see what it prepared and decide what goes out.

  1. Inbox sortedEnquiries and client messages triaged, replies drafted.
  2. Certificates checkedUpcoming expiries found and renewal requests prepared.
  3. Compliance packs updatedNew documents filed and gaps flagged.
  4. Morning brief sentToday's jobs, what's missing and what needs chasing.
  5. Waiting for your approvalRenewal requests and client updates, ready to send.

Ask it anything

Straight answers about your own business

These examples are illustrative.

Which engineer certificates run out in the next 30 days?
I have the list, with each engineer and the date. Renewal requests are drafted for your OK.
Is the compliance pack for Thursday's job complete?
Nearly. One document's missing. I've drafted the request to whoever holds it.
Which quotes haven't had a reply?
Five have been quiet for over a week. I've drafted a short follow-up for each.

Questions people ask

Can AI manage engineer certificates?

It can track expiry dates, chase renewals and keep a clear record of who holds what. You approve anything that goes out.

Is it suitable for compliance paperwork?

Yes. It prepares and organises documents and flags gaps. AI drafts, a competent person signs off.

Does AI help with the golden thread?

It helps keep the information organised, current and easy to find, and it logs changes. The people responsible for the record stay responsible.

Can it help with Gateway 2 submissions?

It can check a pack against a list and flag missing documents. The competent people who prepare and submit the pack still sign it off.

Does my team need to learn new software?

No. You message it like a colleague, and we connect it to the tools you already use.

Can it go out to engineers on site?

That's the next step with our client Phil: giving his engineers access to the teammate on jobs. We'll tell you honestly whether it makes sense for your team.

How much does it cost?

Full AI integration programmes start from £15,000, one workflow or department is typically £2,500 to £15,000, and a managed AI teammate is a low-risk first step. See the pricing guide. Prices exclude VAT.

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