Retrofit and property repair, maintenance and improvement

The property refurbishment, retrofit and RMI (repair, maintenance and improvement) sector is worth a staggering £23 billion per year and is a strong economic generator for the country.

It employs thousands of SME builders, sole traders and specialist trades and is a very important recruiting ground for new skilled workers into the construction industry. It’s a market that must never be overlooked.

We have worked on quality schemes for excellence in domestic retrofit and refurbishment, and on collaborative industry campaigns promoting energy-efficient and low-carbon retrofits.

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LMC coordinated the PR and marketing for the launch of TrustMark in 2005 – a government-backed scheme that signposts homeowners to reputable tradespeople for work in and outside their homes. Our director, Liz Male, went on to become its independent chairman, and held the position for six years.

We also launched the Better Retrofit Partnership – a collaboration between leading specialists in the responsible low carbon refurbishment of homes, carefully balancing insulation and ventilation to achieve the right protection for the UK’s ageing housing stock.

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Retrofit and property repair PR and marketing

It’s not just a housing issue though.

We’ve also worked with the trades themselves, with commercial refurbishment and fit-out contractors, and with consultancies such as Trident Building Consultancy that advise commercial building owners on all aspects of their property, maintenance, repairs and refurbishments.

Our clients often seek our expertise in this aspect of repair and refurbishment, including raising the profile of organisations involved in property claims, surveying, loss adjusting, flood remediation and complex repairs on behalf of insurers, housing associations and developers.

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