Fuel poverty is a pressing issue affecting millions across the UK, intrinsically linked to the broader challenges of housing poverty. It's a complex problem that goes beyond simply affording utility bills; it's about the inability to keep a home adequately warm at a reasonable cost, leading to a cascade of detrimental impacts on health, wellbeing, and living standards. Understanding the official definition of fuel poverty is the first step toward finding solutions and offering help with fuel poverty.

In today’s dynamic property market, ensuring the strong energy efficiency performance of your rental properties is a fundamental requirement. Landlords, Build-to-Rent (BTR) operators, and housing providers across the UK are facing increasing pressure to meet stringent minimum energy efficiency standards regulations (MEES), improve tenant comfort, and secure vital funding.

In today's economic climate, soaring energy bills are a significant concern for households across the UK. For tenants, this can mean a substantial portion of their monthly income is dedicated to keeping their homes warm and powered. At ResiSure, we understand the importance of a comfortable and affordable living environment. Our advanced technological solutions empower landlords and property managers to gain valuable insights into property performance, including utility expenditure, ultimately contributing to a higher quality of life for tenants.

Earlier today, Switchee shared some insight from a recent housing partner study that’s been making the rounds — and with good reason. Their data showed that:● Reactive mould treatment often requires seven […]