Category: Insulation
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Thermal Values explained.
A practical homeowner guide to U-values, R-values, thermal conductivity and insulation thickness, explaining what the numbers mean and why lower or higher values matter.
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UK Property History.
A home’s age can reveal useful clues about its construction, moisture behaviour and retrofit risks. Use the period as a starting point, then investigate the building itself.
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Who is qualified?
How to choose a competent retrofit installer: check qualifications, compare specifications, understand the proposed work and make sure the important details are recorded in writing.
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Technical Monitoring
Technical monitoring checks whether retrofit work has been designed, installed and evidenced properly, including ventilation, moisture risk, controls, safety and handover.
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Awaab’s Law
Healthy homes / Tenant safety / England Awaab’s Law: a safer home starts with action Social landlords in England now have legal deadlines to investigate significant damp and mould and make homes safe. Here is what tenants can expect, and why fixing the cause matters. The law is named in memory of two-year-old Awaab Ishak,…
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Pas 2030/35
01 Assess Understand the property, its construction, condition, ventilation and the people living in it. 02 Plan Decide which improvements are suitable and how they should work together. 03 Install Install the agreed measures using the correct products, details and workmanship. 04 Check Commission, inspect and hand the work over with the relevant information and…
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Understanding Design and Sizing of Our Heating Systems..
HEATING DESIGN / MY WARM HOME Efficiency should define affordability. Designing any heating or renewable system—whether it is a heat pump, electric storage, gas boiler, unvented cylinder, underfloor heating or radiator system—must begin with a single guiding principle: efficiency comes first. HEAT LOSS SYSTEM DESIGN RADIATORS + ΔT 01 The science Heating design should be…
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