Current EPC rating: 64 D. Potential EPC: 92 A

This five-bedroom mid-terrace home in a conservation area has a mix of solid brick and cavity walls, timber windows, and rooms-in-roof. The homeowners wanted to improve energy efficiency without compromising the home’s character, but weren’t sure where to start.

A Whole House Plan helped them understand:

• Where heat was escaping – revealed through thermal imaging
• Which improvements would have the biggest impact – from insulation to glazing
• How to plan upgrades in stages – balancing budget and priorities

With this expert guidance, they now have a clear plan for making their home more efficient over time.

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Current EPC rating: 58 D. Potential EPC: 85 B

Spacious end-terrace in a conservation area with retrofit potential

his five-bedroom end-terrace home, located in a conservation area, had solid walls, suspended timber floors, and a mix of single, double, and secondary glazing. With high energy use and carbon emissions, the homeowners wanted to improve efficiency while maintaining the home’s character.

A Whole House Plan helped them:

• Identify where heat was being lost and how to address it
• Explore insulation and glazing upgrades suited to a conservation area
• Plan improvements in a way that balanced cost, impact, and heritage considerations

With this expert guidance, this landlord now has a clear, step-by-step plan to make the property more energy efficient over time.

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Current EPC rating: 66 D. Potential EPC rating: 91 B

Owner-occupied mid-terrace in a conservation area

This four-bedroom mid-terrace home, with a mix of solid brick walls and a cavity wall extension, had high energy use and carbon emissions. The homeowners wanted to make their home more efficient while preserving its character.

A Whole House Plan helped them:

• Understand where heat was being lost and how to reduce energy waste
• Identify insulation and ventilation improvements suited to a conservation area
• Plan a phased approach to upgrades, balancing efficiency and heritage considerations

Now, they have a clear, expert-backed plan to improve their home’s energy performance over time.

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Current EPC rating: 62 D. Potential EPC: 100 A

This three-bedroom mid-terrace family home had inconsistent insulation due to a mix of uPVC double glazing, single glazing, and bay windows. With high energy use and carbon emissions, the homeowners wanted to reduce heat loss and improve comfort for their family.

A Whole House Plan helped them:

• Identify key areas of heat loss and practical solutions to improve efficiency
• Explore insulation and glazing upgrades to balance cost and impact
• Develop a phased plan to reduce energy bills and cut carbon emissions over time

Now, the landlord has a clear roadmap to make his home warmer, more efficient, and future-ready.

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Current EPC rating: 47 E. Potential EPC rating: 92 A

This three-bedroom detached family home had high energy use and significant heat loss, with a mix of single and double glazing, solid brick walls, and suspended timber floors. The homeowners wanted to improve comfort, reduce bills, and lower their carbon footprint.

A Whole House Plan helped them:

• Identify where energy was being wasted and how to address it
• Explore insulation, glazing, and heating upgrades for maximum impact
• Develop a step-by-step plan to cut energy costs and emissions over time

Now, they have a clear strategy to make their home more efficient, comfortable, and future-ready.

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Current EPC rating: 62 D. Potential EPC: 100 A

This three-bedroom semi-detached home had recently upgraded to modern double-glazed windows, improving insulation. However, the homeowners wanted to go further—reducing energy use, cutting emissions, and making their home more comfortable year-round.

A Whole House Plan helped them:

• Identify remaining areas of heat loss and how to address them
• Explore additional retrofit measures beyond glazing for greater impact
• Develop a structured plan to improve efficiency and reduce running costs over time

Now, they have a clear strategy to build on their existing upgrades and maximise their home’s energy performance.

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Current EPC rating: 65 D. Potential EPC: 99 A

This three-bedroom semi-detached home had double glazing and cavity walls, but areas like the solid bay window walls and suspended timber floors still contributed to heat loss. The homeowners, a retired couple, wanted to reduce energy bills and improve comfort for the long term.

A Whole House Plan helped them:

• Identify key insulation improvements to enhance warmth and efficiency
• Explore targeted upgrades to reduce energy waste and lower costs
• Develop a step-by-step plan to future-proof their home for years to come

Now, they have a clear strategy to make their home warmer, more efficient, and cost-effective.

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Current EPC rating: 67 D. Potential EPC: 91 A

This spacious four-bedroom semi-detached home had inconsistent insulation due to a mix of single and double-glazed timber windows, suspended timber floors, and a room-in-roof design. The homeowners wanted to improve efficiency, cut energy costs, and create a more comfortable living space.

A Whole House Plan helped them:

• Pinpoint areas of heat loss and the most effective ways to address them
• Explore insulation and glazing upgrades to improve efficiency throughout the home
• Develop a structured plan to reduce energy waste and lower carbon emissions over time

Now, they have a clear strategy to enhance their home’s efficiency while maintaining its character.

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Current EPC rating: 67 D. Potential EPC rating: 100 A

This three-bedroom semi-detached family home had double glazing and cavity walls, providing reasonable insulation. However, with a timber frame extension and solid concrete floors, there was still room to improve efficiency and reduce energy waste.

A Whole House Plan helped the homeowners:

• Identify further insulation opportunities to enhance warmth and comfort
• Explore ways to lower energy use and reduce carbon emissions
• Develop a structured plan to cut costs and future-proof their home

Now, they have a clear, expert-backed strategy to make their home as efficient and cost-effective as possible.

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Current EPC rating: 68 D. Potential EPC: 100 A

This three-bedroom end-terrace family home had modern double glazing, but with a mix of cavity and solid walls and solid concrete floors, there was still significant potential to improve efficiency and reduce energy costs.

A Whole House Plan helped the landlords:

• Identify insulation upgrades to reduce heat loss and improve comfort
• Explore the most effective ways to cut energy consumption and carbon emissions
• Develop a clear plan to future-proof their home while keeping running costs low

Now, the landlord has a step-by-step strategy to make her home warmer, more efficient, and cost-effective.

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Current EPC rating: 59 D. Potential EPC rating: 96 A

This three-bedroom rental property, built with steel-frame construction and cement panel infill, had high energy use despite modern double glazing. The landlord wanted to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and future-proof the home for long-term tenants.

A Whole House Plan provided:

• A detailed assessment of where energy was being lost and how to address it
• Expert recommendations for insulation, ventilation, and heating upgrades
• A phased plan to enhance comfort while improving the property’s EPC rating

Now, the homeowner has a clear, structured strategy to increase energy efficiency and add long-term value to the property.

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Current EPC rating: 65 D. Potential EPC: 85 B

This one-bedroom top-floor flat, located in a conservation area, already had double glazing and relatively low energy use. However, the landlord wanted to further improve efficiency, lower running costs, and enhance tenant comfort.

A Whole House Plan provided:

• Insights into insulation and ventilation improvements suited to a conservation area
• Recommendations for reducing heat loss through the roof and timber frame walls
• A step-by-step plan to boost efficiency while maintaining the property’s character

Now, the landlord has a clear strategy to future-proof the property and enhance its long-term value.

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