No two homes are the same.

Services

Morewood Sustainability offers a range of sustainability services. If you are not sure what service you need, please get in touch.

Using advanced energy modelling tools such as dynamic thermal modelling to address specific issues in building design and make more informed decisions.

Working to address local planning requirements related to energy, carbon and sustainability.

Working to address both operational and embodied carbon emissions in order to deliver truly sustainable buildings.

A SAP calculation to support you through planning, design and construction.

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A SAP calculation is also required for conversion projects or certain extensions.

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A new Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) or Energy Report for an existing home.

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Morewood Sustainability offers a single front door to the specialist energy modelling and carbon assessment services you need. Access to services is quick and direct, which means that you get accurate information on-time so you can get on with your project.

Working with you to provide actionable energy and carbon data to help you make more informed design decisions. This involves troubleshooting to find appropriate solutions without compromising your vision. Morewood Sustainability works with architects, planning consultants, contractors, homeowners and self-builders.

Local planning authorities are introducing stronger sustainability policies and Building Regulations are tightening. Experience navigating policies like Cornwall’s SEC1 and South West Devon’s DEV32 in Plymouth adds value to your project. No two homes are the same, and this knowledge of local policies is married to an understanding of the South West’s housing stock.

Morewood Sustainability engages with professional bodies, sustainable building networks and leading accreditation schemes to provide you with confidence and peace of mind. This includes accreditation with Elmhurst Energy and Quidos Certification.

  • Unpacking the “new” EPC: What RdSAP 10 means for your home

    Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) for existing homes are calculated using a government-approved methodology called the Reduced Data Standard Assessment Procedure (RdSAP). On June 15th 2025, RdSAP 10 was introduced, replacing the RdSAP 9, which has been in use since 2007. Quite a lot has changed, requiring measurements such as window dimensions and allowing additional data…

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  • New website launched

    I hope that you find this new website easy to use and that you can find the information you need, whether you are a prospective client or just browsing. If you’re looking for advice on how to improve the performance of your home, then the new “insights” section may be for you. You’ll soon find…

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