By improving your home’s overall energy efficiency, retrofit measures can reduce the amount of energy your property needs to stay warm. Over time, this typically results in noticeably lower energy bills.

Retrofit means making improvements to your home so it uses less energy and produces fewer carbon emissions. This may involve better insulation, modern energy-efficient heating systems, or renewable solutions like solar panels.

Your home will be upgraded by trained and certified professionals who follow strict quality and safety guidelines. All installations meet PAS 2030 and PAS 2035 standards, which require detailed checks and independent sign-off. This means you can be confident that the improvements are safe, durable, and completed to a high standard.

We know home improvements can be disruptive, so we work hard to keep things tidy. We use dust sheets, clean up regularly, and organise our work so your daily routine is affected as little as possible.

The time required depends on the improvements being carried out. We’ll walk you through the planned timeline before work begins, ensuring you’re informed and prepared at each stage.

No. The improvements are fully funded through a government scheme provided to your housing association, so there is no cost to you.