From March 2025, all Government-funded retrofit projects must comply with the updated PAS 2035:2023 standard. Our latest article breaks down the key changes and what they mean for your projects.
Retrofitting aging social housing enhances safety, energy efficiency, and living standards—creating healthier, sustainable homes that benefit residents, lower costs, and support environmental goals.
A recent survey by the MCS Foundation shows that, although 43% of UK homeowners plan energy upgrades, most focus on minor improvements like loft insulation or radiators. While helpful, these changes won’t significantly reduce carbon emissions or achieve net-zero goals.
Engaging social housing residents during a retrofit programme is crucial for success. Active resident involvement ensures smoother implementation, addresses concerns, and meets compliance standards.
Damp and mould are persistent issues in social housing, affecting health and property integrity. This blog delves into effective prevention strategies and retrofitting solutions to ensure safe, healthy homes for all residents.
At VOR, our commitment to sustainability, social value, and reducing our climate impact is unwavering. Achieving ISO accreditation is a testament to our dedication to environmental responsibility and excellence in quality management.
It’s a simple sentence, but it is an extremely important one. If we are to hit our net zero targets and at the same time help to reduce fuel poverty, the most suitable approach to retrofit is usually to apply a “fabric-first” design.
Recent research from the Centre for Sustainable Energy provides valuable insights into homeowners’ perspectives on … Read more
With evolving legislation making the need more imminent, Landlords in the UK should consider retrofitting … Read more
Pete Marsh, VOR’s Technical Consultant explains Thermal Bypass and why it matters
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