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CREW’s new Home Carbon Audit provides an in-depth assessment of your home's carbon footprint.
The service proposes low-carbon technologies to:
Our qualified retrofit assessors will offer tailored solutions and a full report. We will provide a handy breakdown of areas for improvement and their equivalents in spending and trees (see the examples below). The report will also assess the impact of your diet and travel, plus give you useful tips on refusing, reducing, reusing and recycling. |
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WHAT'S INCLUDED?
- Comprehensive audit of your home by a trained Retrofit Assessor (1-2 hours)
- Tailored analysis of your home’s carbon footprint
- Report includes: pricing estimates, carbon savings and payback periods for solar PV, heat pumps, LED lighting and heating controls for your home
- Follow up consultation to help you understand your options (30 minutes)
- Heat-loss calculations and a new Energy Performance Certificate (optional)
- Recommendations of installers and suppliers
How much will my home carbon audit cost?
The price of your home carbon audit will depend on the size of your property as well as any extras you would like. See below for a list of pricing and options available to you:
Building type |
Estimated price |
Flat |
£150 |
Up to 4 bed house |
£250 |
5 bed house |
£300 |
6+ bed house |
Pricing on request |
Include an EPC with your assessment |
£30 (optional) |
Include heat loss calculations with your assessment |
£125 (optional) |
Meet our surveyors
Yunus NasYunus is an environmental science graduate who is passionate about the environment, climate change and sustainability. Since joining CREW in 2019, Yunus has been expanding his knowledge on domestic energy efficiency, renewable and smart domestic technologies, as well as being involved in working on delivering energy cafes, managing social media and marketing.
Yunus is also a qualified Domestic Energy Assessor and a Retrofit Assessor and has extensive surveying experience within the environmental, commercial and domestic sectors. Yunus has training to carry out heat loss calculations, solar PV and heat pump analysis for domestic applications. Keen and motivated to make an impact, Yunus is dedicated to driving London’s transition to a sustainable and low-carbon future by focusing on reducing domestic carbon emissions and technologies to aid in this objective. |
OanH nguyenOanh has 12+ years of experience inspecting residential and commercial (domestic and non-domestic) properties in the USA, seven of the years for high-net-worth clients. Oanh is an experienced insurance professional with a good understanding of construction. Prior to this experience, Oanh performed non-destructive examinations in fossil fuel plants and assessed catastrophic damage sustained to various types of structures.
Oanh has a strong passion for the environment and sustainability. Oanh joined CREW Energy in 2020 as an energy advisor volunteer. Her volunteer work focus has always been with her passion, to name a few: Mexico – Xol Park USA - Sustainable Coastlines Habitat for Humanity UK – Greenpeace (present) Having witnessed first-hand the effects of climate change both professionally and personally, Oanh has aligned her skill set with her love for the environment, toward a more sustainable society. Oanh’s studies include structural engineering and economics in the USA. Oanh is a Qualified Domestic Energy Assessor and Retrofit Assessor in the UK. |
Alex GibbonsAlex migrated from a background in the gas industry after working as an apprentice with the National Grid since the age of 16, and then at Cadent Gas. After leaving the gas industry in 2018, Alex found a new focus, seeking a career within the sustainability sector. Alex became interested in sustainability within the home, from the various technologies and products we use at home to the amount of energy we consume. Alex owes a lot to Jeremy Rifkin’s blueprints for an economic transition to a post-carbon ecological society and would like to do his part in its development and needs.
Alex first got involved with CREW Energy in fuel poverty work, through energy cafes, and is now training to become a Domestic Energy Assessor and a Retrofit Assessor to help make an impact within the local community and help reduce carbon emissions. |
