Building envelope
Condition of walls, openings, roof and floors.
Understand before renovating
Energy assessment and renovation planning
Renovation planning starts with available information, building condition and your priorities. This support does not replace a regulated audit or PEB/EPC certificate issued by a professional with the required accreditation.
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Agree the scope of support
- Available plans, photos, consumption records and certificates
- Comfort objectives and building constraints
- Visits, measurements and deliverables agreed before the assignment
- Specialist inspections by appropriately qualified professionals when needed
- Indicative scenarios without guaranteed savings or grants
FAQ
Energy assessment and renovation planning
Is this an accredited energy audit?
This page describes support for planning renovation work. For a regulated audit or PEB/EPC certificate, verify the professional’s accreditation and your region’s requirements before commissioning it.
What does an assessment cost?
The price depends on the building, available information, visits and requested deliverables. Scope and fees should be confirmed in writing.
Which work should come first?
The order depends on defects, moisture, ventilation and the junctions between different works. It must suit the building; there is no universal ranking.
What savings or grants can I expect?
Savings depend on the building, use, climate and execution. Support depends on current regional rules. Scenarios are neither a savings guarantee nor confirmation of eligibility.
Let’s discuss your windows, doors or facade
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