Who Is Single Measure Retrofit For?
Single measure retrofit is perfect if you’re:
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Looking to install one specific system like solar PV, a heat pump, or mechanical ventilation
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Planning a home extension or loft conversion and want it built to high efficiency standards
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Upgrading your home in stages and want to start with the improvement that matters most
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Improving energy performance without undertaking a full renovation
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Wanting a quick, simple, clearly defined project with minimal disruption
It’s a focused approach for when you want one upgrade done well.
What Can a Single Measure Include?
We deliver standalone services built to the same high standard as our whole retrofit projects, including:
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Solar PV and Battery Storage
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Air Source Heat Pumps
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Loft, Cavity, and External Wall Insulation
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High-Performance Windows and Doors
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MVHR and Mechanical Ventilation Systems
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Retrofit-ready Extensions
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Smart Heating Controls
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EV Charger Installation
All designed to meet relevant standards such as MCS, PAS 2035 (where applicable), and manufacturer specifications.
How the Process Works
1. Initial Consultation
You tell us the one measure you want and what you’re trying to achieve.
2. Site Assessment
We carry out any required surveys or technical visits to confirm suitability.
3. Detailed Design & Quote
We produce a clear, fixed proposal outlining what will be installed and what results to expect.
4. Installation
Our retrofit-qualified installers complete the work to high standards, with minimal disruption.
5. Handover & Support
You get full documentation, warranties, and guidance on how to get the best performance.
Why Choose a Single Measure Retrofit?
A Single Measure Retrofit lets you focus your budget and attention on the upgrade you need most. It gives you immediate benefits like lower energy bills, improved comfort, or increased property value, without the planning required for deep retrofit. You still receive expert design, installation, and quality assurance, but through a quicker, more streamlined process.
Perfect for Homeowners Upgrading in Stages
If you’re planning to improve your home over time, choosing individual measures can be the ideal route. Each upgrade is designed so it won’t conflict with future works, meaning you can build toward a low-carbon home at your own pace.
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