Your home is telling you something. We read it.
Cold in July, stifling in January, dearer every quarter. A ComfortScore shows you where the comfort is leaking away, what it costs you, and which fix earns its money back first.
Free to start. No obligation, and we never sell your details.
Four readings decide whether a house is comfortable
Fabric
Ceiling, walls, floor and glazing. Where heat actually crosses the boundary, and in which direction.
Air
Draughts, sealing and ventilation. The losses no amount of heating output can outrun.
Plant
What heats and cools the rooms, how efficiently, and whether it is sized for the space it serves.
Cost
Your tariff, your usage, your distribution network. Every saving we quote is capped by this figure.
Comfort leaks both ways, and the same weak point often does the damage in both seasons. Which surface matters most is specific to your house, which is why the assessment measures rather than assumes.

An assessment, not a questionnaire
The score comes from your building, your climate zone and your tariff. Where we estimate rather than measure, the report says so and shows you what it would take to firm the number up.
Most tools hand you a report. We hand the report to an installer.
A plan you cannot act on is just a document. When you are ready, we brief an accredited installer near you on the house before they call, so the quote that arrives is comparable to the others and specific to your building.
We take no commission on the work, which is why the ranking never changes depending on who is available.
What an installer meets before we will refer you
- Licensing
- Current trade licence verified against the state register
- Insurance
- Public liability held and in date at the time of referral
- Workmanship
- Rated by the homeowners we referred, not by us
- Quoting
- Itemised against the upgrade as specified in your plan
No saving we quote can exceed the bill you pay
This is the rule the whole product is built on. If an upgrade cannot pay for itself against your actual tariff, the plan says that plainly instead of quietly widening the assumptions until it does.
Read from your own tariff and usage, not a national average.
If an upgrade cannot pay back against it, the plan says so instead of widening the assumptions.
Ready to feel the difference at home?
Free, no obligation, about three minutes.
Independent advice. We never sell your details.