Retrofit schemes are known for excessive site visits. Assessors, designers, installers, evaluators, auditors. The same property accessed again and again. With AIM, the only visit that needs a person on site is the one where someone is actually installing.
A typical retrofit project sends five different people to the same property. Each one collects their own data in their own format. The homeowner is disrupted every time, and the project still ends up with gaps in the evidence chain.
The Retrofit Assessor walks the property, takes photos, writes notes. That data sits in their system. Nobody else can access it.
The Retrofit Designer needs room dimensions, existing conditions, services layout. The assessment data is not detailed enough, so they book another visit.
Before works begin, the installer needs to see the property. Another visit, another disruption, another set of photos that live on someone's phone.
Quality assurance relies on the installer choosing what to photograph. Then an inspector visits anyway because selective evidence is not evidence.
Post-installation, the Retrofit Evaluator needs to compare before and after. Without a shared baseline, that means another appointment with the homeowner.
When Ofgem or DESNZ request documentation, teams scramble to reconstruct records from emails, folders, and memory. 8 to 12% of ECO measures are rejected on evidence grounds.
One 360 capture at the start of the project creates a digital model of the property. From that point, designers work remotely, contractors scope remotely, QA audits remotely, and evaluators compare before and after without scheduling another appointment. The homeowner is only disrupted when someone is actually installing.
Room dimensions, existing conditions, services layout. The Retrofit Designer accesses everything from their desk. No site visit required, no waiting for access appointments.
Share the digital model with the installer before works begin. They arrive ready to install, not to assess. POIs mark exactly what needs doing and where.
Timestamped 360 evidence at every stage. The Retrofit Evaluator compares outcomes against the original baseline remotely. Ofgem or DESNZ request evidence and it already exists.
PAS 2035:2023 defines the whole-house, fabric-first approach to domestic retrofit. AIM maps directly to the five stages that every compliant project must document.
Walk the property with a 360 camera before any works begin. Every room, every surface, every defect captured in its original state with a timestamp.
The Retrofit Designer accesses the digital model remotely. Measurements, room layouts, existing conditions; all available without a site visit.
Capture before, during, and after each measure. Pin evidence to the exact location in the digital model. No more unattributed photos in folders.
A complete visual record of the property at every stage, accessible to every role in the PAS 2035 chain. One platform, one version of the truth.
Compare the property over time. The Retrofit Evaluator can verify outcomes against the original baseline without scheduling another visit.
8 to 12% of ECO measures are initially rejected on evidence grounds. That is money already spent, work already done, clawed back because the paperwork did not hold up.
Ofgem audits sample projects. Insufficient before/after evidence is the most common reason for rejected measures. Circa 4 billion in funding at stake.
DESNZ audits are rigorous and getting more so. Social housing providers must demonstrate full PAS 2035 compliance on every funded project.
The full PAS 2035 evidence chain is required. 630 million in funding, with local authorities bearing the compliance risk.
360 capture creates a timestamped, immutable visual record at every stage. The evidence exists before anyone asks for it, not after.
The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards already require EPC E. The proposed move to EPC C by 2028 to 2030 will affect millions of properties. Fines reach £30,000 for residential and £150,000 for commercial non-compliance.
Walk the property before works begin. A 360 camera captures every room, every surface, every detail. Tag POIs for defects, existing measures, and notable conditions as you go. As quick as it takes to walk around.
Upload from your phone. The digital model is built automatically in our UK cloud. Every PAS 2035 role accesses the same record, the same measurements, the same evidence base.
Click a POI and you are taken directly to the tagged location in the digital model. Designers measure remotely. Contractors scope remotely. Evaluators compare before and after without another visit.
A typical retrofit project sends 5 different people to the same property. With AIM, only the installer needs to be on site. Calculate what that means across your programme.
One capture per property. Every role works remotely. Evidence that survives the audit. Start on the next site visit.
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