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Welcome to Sustainable Homes & Gardens
a fresh new way to look at your developments
Energy Statements
improving the energy performance of the building
RdSAP
a version of the SAP calculation for current homes
Our Assessors
experienced assessors offer a wide range of knowledge and skills
SAP
on properties under Part L1B regulations for conversions,
renovations and extensions.
Water Efficiency
assessing the whole house for water efficiency,
now mandortory for any Code for Sustainable Home Assessments

welcome | 15.02.2011

Sustainable Homes & Gardens brings a fresh new way of looking at the “Code for Sustainable Homes” or “BREEAM”, along with the other sustainable assessments we can offer for your development; streamlining and structuring the development of the project into a logi cal and well practiced process which results in efficient, affective and profitable projects.

Sustainable Homes & Gardens understand how the assessment process works so you don’t have to.

We work very closely together as a team and can cover all aspects of the code and BREEAM assessments.

Our experienced assessors offer a wide range of knowledge and skills ranging from SAP and acoustic advice all the way thought to landscape design. Ensuring there will be somebody on hand to offer competent advice.

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The Green Deal for Energy Efficient Homes

Will the Green Deal really work? First of all, the main reason for it is to sort out the existing housing stock. The majority of the UK housing is uninsulated with poor heating, fact! The green deal is going to … Continue reading

The Green Deal?

The Green Deal is the government’s flagship carbon emissions reduction project.  The purpose of the Green Deal is to encourage as many people as possible to take measures to make their homes more energy efficient and it will achieve this … Continue reading

Sustainable Homes 2016

The government launched its policy ‘Building a Greener Future: Towards Zero Carbon’ in 2006. This was the beginning of the UK ambition to achieve zero carbon for new build homes by 2016. Every new dwelling built after 2016 would have … Continue reading

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