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Being “able to pay” refers to your financial capacity to contribute to a retrofit project, either partially or fully. While some homeowners can fund improvements themselves, others may be eligible for government-backed grants and utility-funded schemes that reduce the cost burden.
Understanding your “able to pay” status allows you to:
We work with housing associations, local authorities, developers, and homeowners to deliver high-quality retrofit and insulation projects that improve building performance and reduce carbon emissions.
Completed 15,000 insulation upgrades under the Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS), including loft insulation, cavity wall insulation, and other wall insulation solutions. The programme significantly improved thermal efficiency, reduced heat loss, lowered energy bills, and enhanced overall comfort for households nationwide.
A multi-measure retrofit project delivered under the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF). Installations included solar PV systems, loft insulation, external wall insulation, upgraded heating controls, ventilation improvements, and roofline replacements, enhancing energy efficiency, reducing carbon emissions, and improving sustainability across social housing properties.
A renewable upgrade initiative focused on Air Source Heat Pumps and Solar PV installations for off-gas properties. This programme supported the transition to low-carbon heating solutions, reduced reliance on fossil fuels, improved energy efficiency, and contributed to national sustainability goals under the ECO4 scheme.
Delivered 300 solid wall insulation projects, including both internal and external wall insulation measures under the ECO4 scheme. All works were completed in full compliance with PAS2030:2023 installation standards and PAS2035 retrofit processes, ensuring high-quality delivery, improved thermal performance, and long-term energy efficiency benefits.
Delivered large-scale external solid wall insulation across multiple properties in Walsall City under the LAD scheme. The project improved building thermal performance, increased energy efficiency, reduced carbon emissions, and supported the council’s long-term sustainability and environmental improvement objectives.
Delivered nationwide ECO4-funded retrofit measures, including insulation and heating system upgrades to improve household energy efficiency. The programme helped reduce fuel poverty, lower energy costs, enhance living conditions, and contribute toward achieving national carbon reduction and sustainability targets.
We evaluate your property and discuss your financial capacity and eligibility for funding.
Our experts explain available grants and subsidies and help you understand which options suit your circumstances.
We develop a tailored retrofit plan that matches your budget, funding eligibility, and home improvement goals.
Our experienced installation teams carry out upgrades efficiently while adhering to PAS 2030/2035 standards.
