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Homewise Retrofit Planner

The Homewise Retrofit Planner is an online tool to help you create a free, personalised energy improvement plan based on information about your home.

What is retrofit?

Domestic energy efficiency retrofit involves upgrading homes to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions. This may include installing insulation, upgrading heating systems and integrating renewable energy technologies, like solar panels.

Retrofitting improves comfort, lowers energy bills, and contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Here’s how to get started:

Step 1. Use the online Retrofit Planner to create your personalised energy efficiency improvement plan

Simply enter some details about your property, and the tool will suggest tailored energy-saving measures and improvements.

Step 2. Install low cost energy efficiency improvements yourself

Many simple, low-cost actions can significantly improve your home’s energy efficiency. DIY measures, such as draught-proofing windows and doors and installing energy-efficient light bulbs are small steps that can help reduce energy waste and lower bills.

Step 3. Apply for grants or engage TrustMark installers

For large retrofit measures, you may be eligible for government grants or subsidies. Or if you’re not eligible for grants and are able to pay, we suggest contacting TrustMark approved installers to ensure quality workmanship and compliance with industry standards.

Step 4. Contact us for further support

If you have any questions about using the tool, applying for grants, or finding reliable installers contact us at [email protected] for more assistance.

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