Yes. Incorrect insulation or ventilation can trap moisture, leading to condensation, mould growth, and long-term fabric damage. Our remedial approach identifies where moisture pathways have been disrupted and rebalances insulation and ventilation to restore healthy internal conditions.

In most cases, yes. Through detailed surveys and system-level assessment, we design targeted remedial plans that correct defects, restore performance, and bring installations back into compliance with current standards.

We understand that repeat works can be frustrating. Our remedial interventions are carefully planned to minimise disruption, focusing only on what is necessary to resolve the issue properly and permanently.

All remedial works are designed using PAS 2035 principles, with clear documentation, quality assurance, and verification. This ensures works are audit-ready and aligned with funding and regulatory requirements.

Not always. Where retrofit works have failed due to poor design, incorrect installation, or non-compliance with scheme requirements, liability may rest with the original installer or delivery chain. As part of our remedial service, we can investigate whether the works meet required standards and whether a remedial or liability claim can be raised.

We support this process by compiling technical evidence and liaising with TrustMark and associated scheme bodies where applicable. This helps determine whether remedial responsibility can be attributed appropriately before costs are incurred by the property owner.