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Thermal performance measurement of social housing properties

Build Test Solutions has created a guide to help social housing providers understand the role of thermal performance measurement and how this can be used to better target investment spend, verify quality of delivered works and determine the true impact of both their new build and retrofit programmes.

Thermal performance is critical to the wellbeing of residents in social housing properties.

The only way to understand it properly is through measurement. With resources, funding and expertise scarce, it is an invaluable means of ensuring that the investment in net zero social housing is well-targeted and delivers the desired outcomes.

To help with this, Build Test Solutions has created a guide for social housing providers to take thermal performance measurement into their own hands.

Divided into three sections, the guide covers:

  1. EPC ratings – do they go far enough?
  2. Property performance – you can’t manage what you don’t measure
  3. Being proactive – why issues like mould must be tackled earl

Follow the link below to download a free copy of the guide.

Author

Luke Smith

Luke Smith

Managing Director

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