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WHAT A MEDIUM-TERM IMPROVEMENT PLAN DOES
Few homes are improved all at once. Budgets, funding rounds and the condition of the building usually mean work happens in stages. A medium-term improvement plan (MTIP) sets out the order those stages should follow, so a measure installed now does not have to be undone or worked around later. For example, ventilation needs planning alongside insulation and airtightness, and heating is easier to size once the fabric has been improved.
On PAS 2035 projects, the plan sits alongside the Improvement Option Evaluation prepared during retrofit coordination.
HOW WE DELIVER IT
As a standalone commission
As part of a wider retrofit project, alongside assessment, design and coordination
WHO IT IS FOR
Housing providers planning investment across their homes, landlords working towards a target EPC rating, and homeowners who want to improve their home in stages.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How is a plan different from a retrofit design?
The plan sets out what should be done and in what order. The retrofit design covers how each measure is specified and detailed when it goes ahead.
What usually comes first?
It depends on the home. Our article Fabric first vs tech first looks at the options.
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