Renovation planning hub
Reduce demand before buying more equipment
Order home energy improvements to gain comfort, reduce consumption and prepare decisions compatible with future rules and grants.
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Sequence matters
A better envelope can change equipment size and performance. Measure first, review windows and shading, confirm electrical capacity and then compare heat pumps, solar, batteries or smart controls.
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Bring the same scope to every professional
Use the linked guides to write down property type, location, must-have works, optional upgrades, available documents and target timing. That makes quotes easier to compare and gives the first visit a useful starting point.
Common questions
Which energy improvement should I do first?
It depends on the diagnosis, but demand, shading, windows, insulation and systems are usually reviewed before sizing solar.
Can a heat pump and solar be combined?
Yes, but capacity, space, use, controls and installation order should be reviewed to avoid duplicated work.