Retrofit means making changes to your home so it uses less energy, retains heat, and produces fewer carbon emissions.
Whether you want to cut energy bills, reduce carbon emissions, or make your home warmer and healthier, we are here to guide you through every step of your retrofit journey.
Fabric retrofit improves how well your home holds heat:
- Draught-proofing doors, windows and gaps in the fabric of your home
- Insulating walls, floors and roofs
- Repairing and upgrading windows and doors
Renewable energy retrofit reduces reliance on fossil fuels:
- Heat pumps as a low-carbon replacement for gas or oil boilers
- Solar panels to generate your own clean electricity
- Batteries to store electricity for later use
- High Heat Retention Storage Heaters, for affordable heat that’s familiar to operate
Retrofit doesn’t have to happen all at once. We can help you plan a phased approach that suits your budget, home and priorities.