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PAS 2035 Compliant

Retrofit Assessments

Comprehensive energy assessments for whole-house retrofit projects. Unlock funding and improve efficiency.

Retrofit Assessment Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Walsall, West Midlands

What is a Retrofit Assessment?

A Retrofit Assessment is a comprehensive survey of your property under the PAS 2035 framework. It takes a "whole-house" approach to identify the most effective and safe energy efficiency improvements for your home.

Unlike a standard EPC, a retrofit assessment considers how different improvements work together, prevents unintended consequences like damp and mould, and creates a prioritised improvement plan tailored to your property.

  • Required for ECO4 and Great British Insulation Scheme funding
  • Comprehensive property survey and condition assessment
  • Identifies ventilation and moisture risks
  • Produces a Medium Term Improvement Plan (MTIP)
  • Ensures safe, effective energy improvements

Why PAS 2035 Matters

PAS 2035 is the British Standard for retrofitting domestic buildings. It ensures that energy improvements are installed correctly, in the right order, and don't cause unintended problems like condensation or structural damage.

All government-funded retrofit work must now follow PAS 2035, making a proper assessment essential for accessing grants.

Retrofit Services

Complete retrofit assessment and coordination services

Retrofit Assessment

Full property survey identifying improvement opportunities, risks, and creating your Medium Term Improvement Plan.

From £250

Retrofit Coordination

End-to-end project management ensuring all works are completed to PAS 2035 standards.

From £350

Lodgement & Compliance

TrustMark lodgement and compliance documentation for grant-funded projects.

Included

The Retrofit Process

How we guide your property through the retrofit journey

1

Initial Assessment

Comprehensive property survey examining construction, condition, and current energy performance.

2

Risk Assessment

Identify potential risks including moisture, ventilation, and structural considerations.

3

Improvement Plan

Create your Medium Term Improvement Plan with prioritised, costed recommendations.

4

Coordination

Oversee installation works ensuring PAS 2035 compliance and quality standards.

Why Choose Retrofit?

Benefits of the whole-house retrofit approach

Access Government Funding

PAS 2035 assessment is mandatory for ECO4, GBIS, and most local authority grant schemes.

Safe Improvements

Prevent issues like condensation, damp, and poor air quality that can result from incorrect retrofit.

Maximise Savings

Whole-house approach ensures improvements work together for maximum energy savings.

Increase Property Value

Properly retrofitted homes achieve better EPC ratings and command higher prices.

Clear Roadmap

Your MTIP provides a phased improvement plan you can follow over time.

Quality Assurance

TrustMark registration and PAS 2035 compliance give peace of mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about retrofit assessments

What's the difference between an EPC and a Retrofit Assessment?

An EPC rates your property's current energy efficiency and provides generic recommendations. A Retrofit Assessment is much more comprehensive - it surveys your property's condition, identifies risks like damp and ventilation issues, and creates a bespoke improvement plan that ensures measures are installed safely and effectively.

Do I need a Retrofit Assessment to get a grant?

Yes, for most government-funded schemes including ECO4 and the Great British Insulation Scheme. A PAS 2035 retrofit assessment is mandatory. This ensures that funded improvements are appropriate for your property and won't cause unintended problems.

How long does a Retrofit Assessment take?

The property survey typically takes 2-3 hours depending on the size and complexity of your home. Following the survey, we produce your assessment report and Medium Term Improvement Plan within 5-7 working days.

What is a Medium Term Improvement Plan (MTIP)?

The MTIP is the output of your retrofit assessment. It's a prioritised list of recommended improvements for your property, showing which measures should be done first, estimated costs, and potential energy savings. It provides a roadmap for improving your home over time.

What qualifications do your assessors have?

Our assessors are qualified Retrofit Assessors under PAS 2035 and are registered with TrustMark. They hold relevant Domestic Energy Assessor (DEA) and/or Retrofit Coordinator qualifications and undergo regular CPD to stay current with best practices.

Ready for Your Retrofit Assessment?

Get expert guidance on improving your home's energy efficiency. Access grants and ensure safe, effective improvements.