Make Your Home Cosy, Efficient, and Future-Ready

Are you living in a cold and draughty home that is expensive to heat? You’re not alone. Most Housing in the South Hams is EPC D or below, meaning it is poorly insulated and expensive to heat.

Retrofitting your home is about more than just saving energy. It’s about creating a space that’s comfortable, healthy, and kind to your wallet and the planet.

  • Boost comfort: Say goodbye to draughts, damp and cold spots. Enjoy a comfortable home all year round.
  • Cut energy bills: Lower your energy use and watch your bills shrink.
  • Increase value: Energy-efficient homes are more attractive to buyers and renters.
  • Future-proof your home: Adapt to changing environmental standards and live more sustainably.
  • Improve health: Better ventilation and temperature control mean a healthier living environment for you and your family.

Get Impartial Retrofit Advice from SDCE

Confused about where to start with energy-efficient home improvements? We’re here to help!

Step one: Book your free home visit

Step two: Meet your local retrofit adviser to understand your home’s needs

Step three: Free, expert information provided for you on retrofit options, schemes, funding and grants.

Step four: For those considering major renovations or specific upgrades like heat pumps, we offer a comprehensive Whole House Energy Efficiency Report.

This paid-for, in-depth assessment includes:

  • Detailed analysis of your entire property, including maintenance needs, energy demand, air quality, damp management, ventilation and heat loss
  • Tailored advice on high-impact, energy efficient measures, fit for the style and age of your home, your lifestyle and budget.
  • A plan to ensure improvements are carried out in the right order, with installations and refits that complement each other.

Our expert advisers will help you chart the best course for your home’s energy future.

We’re independent, not-for-profit and impartial, so you can trust our advice is in your best interest.

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