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PAS 2035 and retrofit compliance

End to end: assessment, coordination, design and lodgement.

PAS 2035 is the standard governing how domestic retrofit is assessed, designed, installed and signed off. Most firms cover one part of it. MEES covers the whole route, which means a project keeps the same understanding of the property from the first visit to the final lodgement.

Retrofit assessment

Whole-dwelling assessment of fabric, services, ventilation, condition and occupancy, producing the evidence the rest of the process depends on.

Retrofit coordination

Managing the project against PAS 2035: risk pathway, improvement options, medium-term plan, and oversight of the works through to handover.

Retrofit design

Measure-specific design covering U-values, thermal bridging, moisture risk and ventilation strategy, so what is installed actually performs.

Lodgement

Completed measures recorded and lodged with the compliance evidence behind them, closing the project out properly rather than leaving gaps.

Compliance auditing

Independent audit of installations and paperwork against PAS 2030 and PAS 2035, identifying non-compliance and what it takes to put right.

Remediation management

Where defects are found, taking the case through to resolution and confirming the remedial work meets the standard before it is closed.

Why it matters for a homeowner

Retrofit compliance is not a service we sell to private clients. It is the discipline behind the survey and EPC work we do offer. Knowing how insulation, ventilation and moisture behave as a system is what separates a report that flags a problem from one that explains why it is happening and what will fix it.