Supporting large scale residential retrofit projects in the social housing sector.

24 November 2022

Why should thermal imaging be a key part of the retrofit process? How do you use data to deliver optimum results on residential retrofit? What are the current financing options for retrofitting?

Stewart Little speaks with Andrew Knight as they discuss their involvement in large scale residential retrofit projects in the social housing sector.

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