Accreditations

The Energy Performance Validation Scheme (EPVS) is a certification standard that certifies the processes used by installers to ensure energy saving, generating and/or storing calculations/estimates for home energy products are accurate and valid.

Our quality assurance covering a broad spectrum of renewable energy and energy efficiency measures, ensuring that customers have access to valuable government incentives.

ISO 9001 is the standard for Quality Management
ISO 14001 is the standard for Environmental Management

MCS is an industry-led quality assurance scheme, which demonstrates the quality and reliability of approved products and installation companies. Being MCS certified demonstrates to our customers that you install/manufacture to the industry-expected level of quality every time.

NAPIT is one of the leading Government authorised and United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) accredited membership scheme operators in the building services and fabric sector.

NICEIC Certification is a brand of Certsure LLP, a leading Certification body accredited by UKAS. Since 1998, NICEIC Certification has provided industry-recognised assessments to the building services sector, including plumbing and heating engineers.

TrustMark is the only UK government endorsed standards scheme for tradespeople working in the home improvement industry. Being TrustMark registered demonstrates that a company is dedicated to working to the highest standards, building consumer trust, and giving homeowners peace of mind that they are employing a reputable trader.

SafeContractor is a Market-Leading Contractor Accreditation recognised by 35000 contractors and 480 big name brands.To achieve the SafeContractor Approved status, a business must prove that they are a safe and responsible company. This involves ensuring that all paperwork is complaint with current legislation and that processes are in place to ensure health and safety is handled in the best way possible.

The Energy Efficiency Association is a UK based trade association set up in 2018 to help coordinate communication and collaboration within the field of Energy Efficiency. We are dedicated to linking the energy and housing sectors together in order to maximise the benefits of energy efficiency and to ensure access for millions of low-income residents.

RECC sets out high consumer protection standards for businesses who are selling or leasing renewable energy generation systems to domestic consumers. RECC is approved by Chartered Trading Standards Institute as part of the Consumer Codes Approval Scheme and is also a TrustMark Scheme Operator.

The Installation Assurance Authority is the industry body that provides assurance framework under a single compliance platform and covers consumer protection, technical guidance, Certification, Competent Persons Scheme (CPS), installer surveillance, monitoring, training and carding.

The IAA framework gives homeowners, key stakeholders, and funders the confidence that insulation work is carried out to the highest standards and subject to a level of rigor and surveillance which helps ensure it is done ‘Right first time’. For members our quality assurance framework will provide the unique association with an organisation that is leading the way in delivery a sustainable and professional insulation industry.

Qualitymark Protection has been actively safeguarding consumer investments in home improvements for over 26 years. In this time, we’ve helped the home improvement industry raise installation standards, strengthened our vetting & accreditation procedures provided consumers with quality financial protection. Before we are able to supply any insurance, the installer must successfully complete our accreditation process. This involves providing evidence of their financial stability and installation competency. All accredited installers are monitored to ensure they continue to meet our required standards.

Kiwa provides safety-related certification, testing, inspection, auditing, advising and training services to a wide range of clients, including manufacturers, policymakers, regulators, service companies and consumers.