Ecolution Design and Consultancy Services

Ecolution has a full in-house technical department and can provide full design and consultancy support for both retrofit and new build/construction projects.

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Installation of renewable and energy efficient technologies is often driven by financial savings or to hit environmental targets and so it is important to have an accurate understanding of what a system will achieve when assessing its viability.

For retrofit projects, Ecolution can carry out desktop or full site surveys to assess the suitability of various technologies before producing a feasibility report examining the pros, cons, likely cost, payback and environmental performance of a system, enabling the end client to accurately assess the viability of a project.

For construction projects, it is important that environmental targets are achieved to ensure planning permission is granted and new buildings are as energy efficient as possible.

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Ecolution often collaborate with construction consultants and developer’s technical departments at the early stage of a project to assist in the co-ordination of a project.

Ecolution can provide full designs at planning stage to assist in co-ordination with other technologies and services.

Providing early stage design assistance helps developers and contractors to stay within budget as any potential problems can be identified early and rectified in good time, avoiding costly reconfigurations once a project has gone to site.

The Need is Real, The Time is Now, The Company is Ecolution

Renewable energy design and construction has gone from a fringe topic several decades ago to being of primary concern for construction companies, building owners and the businesses that occupy those buildings. It is to the point today that virtually every component of a new build or renovation project must take energy efficiency into consideration. And not just because it’s the right thing to do, but because efficiency standards are now mandated by law, and for good reason.

As populations continue to soar and fossil-fuel resources continue to dwindle civilisation as we know it is fast approaching a moment of truth. The only way to effectively avoid a painful day of reckoning is to pivot toward a better way now.

At Ecolution, that is what we are all about. Our in-house technical department provides timely, accurate advice that enables builders and building owners to slash their dependence on fossil fuels and position themselves for a sustainable and profitable future.

To Build or Not to Build?

Businesses considering the construction of new, more energy-efficient facilities should consider the environmental impact of such a decision before moving forward. If a primary driving factor behind the decision to build anew is one grounded in a sense of environmental responsibility, it is entirely possible that the more environmentally sound decision is to retrofit the existing building.

Why? Because the process of constructing new buildings is itself extremely carbon-intensive. It’s possible that any energy savings to enjoy in the new facility will wind up being negated by all the energy used to build the new facility from scratch. This is an example of the type of issue the team at Ecolution can help you with.

Real Solutions to Real Problems

With approximately 40% of the world's energy currently being consumed by commercial buildings, any path toward a sustainable future must begin there.

At Ecolution our technical design and consultancy are fixated on renewable energy design and construction and helping all parties involved find solutions that enable them to decouple from carbon.

Whether new builds or retrofits we have the technical expertise and practical experience necessary to provide the kind of accurate, timely advice that will save you time, money and effort in the long-run.

Before you commit to a specific path or plan ask yourself if that path or plan is as energy conscious as it could be. Chances are it’s not. Which means your next act should be to call Ecolution.