Pas 2035 Retrofit Assessments in Bradford

A retrofit assessment is much more detailed than a standard EPC. It looks at the property as a whole system. When our assessor arrives at your home, they follow a specific process to collect the data needed for your retrofit coordinator.
First, we carry out a full energy report. This involves measuring every room and checking the insulation levels in your loft and walls. We look at your heating system, windows, and doors to see how they perform. We also check for any signs of damp or structural issues that might affect how energy improvements work.
Next, we look at how you use the building. This occupancy assessment helps us understand your actual energy habits, which can be very different from the theoretical data on an EPC. We also record the architectural features of your home, which is vital for the older stone-built houses common across Bradford and Halifax.
Finally, we upload this data to the national database through our accredited software. This information allows a retrofit coordinator to design a plan that reduces your carbon footprint without causing issues like trapped moisture or poor ventilation.

Choosing an independent local assessor means you get an honest, unbiased view of your property. We are not trying to sell you windows or boilers; our job is to provide the data you need for a successful retrofit project.
We are fully accredited by Elmhurst Energy Limited and ECMK. These are the leading bodies for energy assessment in the UK, which means our work is regularly audited for accuracy. Our Registered Company No: 16688192 is your guarantee that you are dealing with a legitimate, professional business.
We have extensive experience with Yorkshire’s diverse range of homes. From modern apartments in Leeds city centre to historic stone cottages in the Pennines, we know how different buildings handle heat. We provide a fast turnaround on all reports and are always happy to explain our findings in plain English.

An EPC is a basic requirement for selling or renting a house and gives a general idea of energy costs. A PAS 2035 Retrofit Assessment is much deeper. It includes a condition report and an occupancy assessment to help plan actual building work. If you want to access grants or carry out major energy upgrades, you usually need the PAS 2035 assessment.

For a standard three-bedroom house in Bradford or Leeds, the site visit usually takes between 90 minutes and two hours. We need access to every room, the loft space, and the heating system. After the visit, it takes a few days to process the data and produce the final report.

No, our services focus on existing dwellings. New builds have different regulations. We specialise in helping owners of older homes improve their thermal performance and reduce their energy bills.

Yes. Most current UK government schemes for home insulation or renewable energy require a PAS 2035 compliant assessment. Having this report ready makes the application process much smoother.