An EPC is also known as the Energy Performance Certificate, which will state the energy efficiency of a building. This is usually provided in a scale from A to G, showing A as very efficient and G not very efficient. The more efficient your home is, the lower your household bills. The EPC can also…
DetailsHouseholds across the UK are getting more concerned about the rise in energy costs, and are looking into ways to save on their energy bills. The cost of living is rising higher than we expected, so at ATSPACE, we have decided to show you ways to potentially lower the cost of your bills! Air Tight…
DetailsCan improving your home’s air tightness save you money? By building a tighter property, your building standards will improve, which will provide you with a better end product, and the property’s running costs and energy efficiency will improve. As with anything, the better the final air tightness test result, the better the energy calculation, which…
DetailsWith summer and the warmer weather just around the corner, what steps can be taken to stop overheating in our homes? Overheating in our homes has become more of an issue due to the introduction of energy efficient measures. These measures can help save energy and reduce our monthly bills! Unfortunately, as with most things,…
DetailsRecent reports have stated that the construction industry has the highest number of vacancies since 2001. But what is happening to cause this? The Government figures state that self-employed members of the construction industry claimed the SEISS grant even when the industry was at a high. The grants totalled around £966 million, according to Construction…
DetailsIf you plan to design your home to be an air-tight structure, chances are you will require sufficient ventilation to prevent it from developing issues such as condensation, damp, mould or dust. Otherwise it’s not good for the home and isn’t fit for its occupants. Many people’s health issues have been due to poor ventilation…
DetailsWhat Is Air Tightness – The Basics! Air tightness is defined as the volume of air that flows through gaps and cracks in a building. If the build is needlessly providing air leaks, it can suffocate the building’s energy efficiency. This would lead to a more expensive bill. The Secret is in the Preparation! When…
DetailsThe truth about what the SAP does The SAP calculates the total CO2 emissions that the property will potentially produce. The assessment looks at what materials are used for the floors/walls/roof build-ups, the energy efficiency of the windows and doors, to the percentage of low energy lighting used, and finally, the efficiency of the space…
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