Our process begins with a detailed energy assessment of your property. We identify exactly where thermal energy is being lost, whether through uninsulated solid walls, aging roof structures, or inefficient glazing. By implementing targeted improvements such as external wall insulation (EWI) or loft upgrades, we help you raise your property rating. Our team is fully PAS 2030 accredited, ensuring every step from design to installation meets the strict government standards required for modern residential buildings.

Managing rental property energy upgrades requires more than just installation; it requires regulatory expertise. We guide you through the complexities of PAS 2035, ensuring your property is future-proofed against evolving energy statutes. Our service is backed by SWIGA insurance-backed guarantees and we maintain CHAS accreditation, giving you complete peace of mind. By reducing tenant energy bills and preventing issues like damp and black mould, we help you maintain long-term, high-quality tenancies.

We pride ourselves on offering a seamless experience for local landlords. While Global Energy Insulation handles the specialist technical work like external wall insulation and retrofitting, our sister company, Global Plastering, provides high-quality traditional internal finishing. This means you do not need to coordinate multiple contractors to achieve a professional result. From Ferndale across to Weston-super-Mare, we provide a unified service that covers your property from the outside in.

Do I need planning permission for EWI? In many cases, external insulation is permitted development, but we handle all necessary checks, especially for listed buildings or conservation areas. How long does the retrofit process take? Each project is unique, but we provide clear timelines during our initial consultation. Does this help with damp? Yes, thermal bridging solutions significantly reduce condensation risks, which are a major concern for landlords. Can you help with HMOs? Absolutely, we assist various property types including HMOs and multi-unit blocks.