Our detailed guide clearly describes:

• The what, why & how of Retrofitting
• Energy saving tips
• Who can carry out the work

Download our guide and discover the benefits of Retrofit for businesses, homes and our environment

1. Assess your home 
   A qualified retrofit professional will assess your home

2. A bespoke plan is produced
   It can be carried out in stages to suit your budget, lifestyle or needs

3. Quotes are obtained
   from approved retrofit contractors

4. Work begins
   A preferred contractor is chosen, contracts are signed and work begins

5. Work is completed
   On completion, the work is checked to ensure it’s delivered to all required quality standards

Under the Climate Change Act 2008 the UK needs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net-zero by 2050. 

To meet the UK's government climate change targets, we must retrofit all homes to an EPC band C standard by 2035. Therefore, one of the key considerations for any homeowner is; How energy efficient is my home?” Housing efficiency is one of the major ways to reduce carbon and give us the best possible chance of meeting targets to help us reduce fuel poverty and make healthier homes.

We are working with the government and industry through new legislation and standards in order that quality improvements are made to UK housing stock. Energy Company Obligation (ECO4) is the government’s programme to make UK homes more energy-efficient and is focused exclusively on households with low incomes or living in fuel poverty.