Eco-improvements deliver energy efficient homes for residents

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Published by Craig Downs for Keepmoat in Housing and also in Communities

Quinton and Bartley Green residents are benefiting from warmer, more energy efficient homes this winter after housing and regeneration specialists, Keepmoat carried out free eco-makeovers to hundreds of local properties. Birmingham City Council and Keepmoat are about to complete a three-month programme of works on 241 homes through the Government’s Community Energy Saving Programme (CESP). Householders have been able to take advantage of up to £10,000 worth of free energy saving impro...

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