Retrofit Assessment and Coordination
TAILORED RETROFIT SOLUTIONS - Our full PAS 2035 retrofit coordination services ensure that every step of your energy improvement journey is managed efficiently. From initial assessment to implementation, we provide customised retrofit plans that enhance your property's energy efficiency and comfort.
Retrofit Assessment & Coordination Services
Achieving optimal energy efficiency for your property starts with a comprehensive Retrofit Assessment. At NRG Consultant Group, we provide thorough evaluations to identify energy-saving opportunities tailored to your building’s unique characteristics. Our certified experts analyse everything from insulation and heating systems to potential renewable energy upgrades, ensuring your retrofit journey is both seamless and effective.
Our Retrofit Coordination services ensure that every step, from assessment to implementation, aligns with PAS 2035 standards, making the entire process stress-free for property owners. We work closely with TrustMark installers, managing timelines, compliance, and quality control, so you can focus on enjoying the benefits of a more energy-efficient property.
Our Retrofit Services Include:
Detailed Retrofit Assessments: Identify key areas for energy improvements and potential savings.
Bespoke Retrofit Plans: Customised solutions that align with your property’s needs and your energy efficiency goals.
Coordination with TrustMark Installers: Seamless collaboration with certified professionals for quality assurance.
Compliance with PAS 2035: Ensuring that your retrofit project meets the latest industry standards and government regulations.
Ongoing Support and Guidance: From start to finish, we’re here to answer your questions and ensure smooth project execution.
The Retrofit Assessment (PAS 2035:2023) Process
A Retrofit Assessment is a critical step in improving a building’s energy efficiency. It provides the necessary data to inform retrofit decisions, ensuring compliance with PAS 2035:2023 standards.
The assessment process includes the following 5 key steps:
1. Pre-Assessment Preparation
Engage with the client (homeowner, housing association, or council) to understand their objectives. Review any existing energy reports, EPC (Energy Performance Certificate), or previous retrofit work. Gather information about funding options (ECO, grants, or self-financed projects).
2. On-Site Property Survey
The survey consists of three main assessments:
a) Energy Performance Assessment Conduct a SAP/RdSAP evaluation to determine the property’s energy efficiency rating.
b) Condition Survey
Examine the overall condition of the building structure (roof, walls, floors, windows, etc.).
c) Occupancy Assessment
Have a discussion with the occupants to understand their energy usage patterns and heating preferences.
3. Data Collection & Documentation
Record detailed measurements of the property’s dimensions, insulation thickness, and material types. Capture photographic evidence of key elements (boiler, insulation, windows, damp areas, etc.). Compile findings into a Retrofit Assessment Report, outlining the building’s current state and potential areas for improvement.
4. Risk Assessment & Retrofit Pathway Determination
Categorise the property into low, medium, or high-risk based on its construction, condition, and complexity. Determine the appropriate retrofit pathway as per PAS 2035 standards. Recommend the next steps for retrofit design and coordination.
5. Reporting & Handover to the Retrofit Coordinator
Submit the completed Retrofit Assessment Report to the Retrofit Coordinator for review. Provide recommendations on suitable energy efficiency measures (e.g., insulation, heat pumps, solar panels). Ensure all data is accurate and compliant with PAS 2035 guidelines.
The Retrofit Coordination (PAS 2035:2023) Process
A Retrofit Coordinator has a crucial role in ensuring energy efficiency upgrades comply with industry standards and best practices. The process follows the PAS 2035:2023 framework and involves the following key steps:
1. Initial Assessment & Client Engagement
Engage with the client (homeowner, housing association, or council) to establish their objectives.
2. On-Site Property Survey
Obtain a retrofit Assessment Reports:
a) Energy Performance Assessment
b) Condition Survey
c) Occupancy Assessment
3. Retrofit Design & Risk Assessment
Collaborate with Retrofit Designers and assess proposed improvement measures (e.g., insulation, heating upgrades, solar panels). Conduct a risk assessment and ensure the design meets PAS 2035 compliance and considers ventilation, moisture control, and structural safety.
4. Coordination of Retrofit Works
a) Oversee the engagement of accredited contractors and installers.
b) Ensure that all work is carried out according to PAS 2035:2023 standards.
c) Verify contractor qualifications, certifications, and adherence to best practices.
d) Monitor work progress, addressing any on-site issues or regulatory breaches.
5. Quality Assurance & Compliance Checks
a) Conduct mid-installation inspections
b) Perform post-installation
c) Ensure proper documentation are collected, including photographic evidence, warranties, and certifications.
6. Retrofit Evaluation & Handover
a) Carry out post-retrofit assessment
b) Provide clients with an updated EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) if applicable. c) Deliver a final handover pack, including maintenance guidance and performance reports.
7. Monitoring & Post-Occupancy Support
a) Conduct follow-up evaluations (short- and long-term)
b) Address any post-installation issues Provide guidance on behavioural changes to mc) aximise energy efficiency benefits.
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