PAS 2035 Retrofit Coordination Services

RICS-qualified Retrofit Coordinators overseeing home energy-efficiency upgrades from project initiation, through to completion.

Retrofit Coordination – Your Guide

What is Retrofit Coordination?

A Home Retrofit Coordinator plays a key role in managing energy efficiency upgrades in homes. They ensure every stage of the PAS 2035 process is followed correctly, from assessment to final handover, coordinating the changes required identified within a Retrofit Assessment.

Retrofit Coordinators are responsible for:

Managing timelines, documentation and compliance
Liaising with assessors, designers and installers
Overseeing risk management and quality assurance
Signing off projects and lodging them with TrustMark
Providing residents with clear handover documentation and user guidance

All Cyd Innovation Coordinators hold a Level 5 Diploma in Retrofit Coordination and Risk Management and are TrustMark registered.

Benefits Of Hiring A Retrofit Coordinator

Up to 40%

Reduction in energy bill costs

Up to £800

Annual energy bill saving (Average U.K household)

14%

Average Increase in property value

Why Choose Cyd Innovation for your Home Retrofit Coordination?

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Fully Compliant and Ready to Deliver

All our Retrofit Coordinators are qualified to Level 5, TrustMark registered and ready to guide your project through every risk path and home retrofit measure. 

End-to-End Support

We offer a full suite of PAS 2035 Retrofit Design Services. This includes technical calculations, improvement option modelling and design validation for every property type. 

Clear, Flexible Pricing

Our pay-as-you-go approach means no upfront fees. You only pay for the work completed, giving you full flexibility without unnecessary costs. 

Real-Time Project Oversight

We use PAS Hub to give clients real-time visibility of their project status. This ensures transparency, control and peace of mind from start to finish. 

Fast, Accurate TrustMark Lodgement

We manage final sign-off and submit your project to the TrustMark data warehouse upon your approval. This ensures timely compliance with no delays. 

No Minimum Commitment

Use us as your go-to provider or as flexible backup support when internal capacity is stretched. No exclusivity, no minimum volumes — just reliable service when you need it.

PAS 2035 Compliant, Trustmark Endorsed

Our Retrofit Coordinators manage projects in accordance with the PAS2035 framework, at a high Trustmark lodgement success rate.

What Is PAS2035?

PAS 2035 is the mandatory framework for publicly funded home energy retrofit work. Having a qualified Retrofit Coordinator who stays up to date with industry and regulatory changes is essential to stay compliant and ensure high standards across every stage of delivery.

Understand PAS2035 compliance with our Knowledge Hub article on PAS2035:23 changes.

At Cyd Innovation, we relieve the stress from social landlords and our team work directly with your team to reduce risk and improve efficiency. This helps you meet relevant requirements, with confidence.

Stay educated with Trustmark’s Consumer-facing Guide to understand the retrofit process, benefits and the importance of being Trustmark approved.

Ready to Streamline Your Retrofit Delivery?

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When Will I Need a Retrofit Coordinator?

Compliance with PAS 2035 Regulations – All publicly funded domestic retrofit projects within the UK require this.
Energy Efficiency Improvements – Retrofit coordinators assess and manage relevant home upgrades like insulation and heating systems to reduce energy usage.
Risk Management – Mitigate risk such as damp or overheating, which could arise from non identification.
Access to Government Grants or Funding – Schemes such as ECO4 require a Retrofit Coordinator to oversee the process.
Property Value Enhancement – Managed Retrofit services can enhance the value of any property, increasing their EPC rating.
Carbon Reduction Goals – Landlords in some cases may need to meet sustainability targets to reduce their carbon footprints.