Sample Home Resilience Passport
Illustrative running-cost gap for a UK semi-detached home, then one next fact. Estimates only — not a certified assessment, not your bill.
Estimated running cost
Now
£1,240/year
If you act
£810/year
Estimated gap
£430/year
Sample demo — not your home — not an Energy Performance Certificate. Estimate only.
Confirm this next
Roof / loft insulation depth
This estimated £430/year running-cost gap is already in the certificate model. Waiting does not shrink it. Confirm Roof / loft insulation depth to strengthen the home record for later recommendations. Confirmation does not recalculate this certificate figure.
How to read this sampleScore, Evidence Grade, Flex, and range — not an EPCShow
- Score
- energy estimate (0–100) — not an Energy Performance Certificate.
- Evidence Grade
- How complete and trustworthy the inputs are — not a weight inside the public 0–100.
- Flex
- Separate capability label for load-shifting potential — not promised grid income.
- Range
- Completeness-based band around the central estimate — not a statistical confidence interval. Same trust story as Evidence Grade.
Score & evidenceIllustrative Health Score, grade, and verification payoffShow
Estimated Health Score · energy
68
Estimated range 60–76 (±8)
Evidence Grade CSample demo — not your home — not an Energy Performance Certificate. Estimate only.
Evidence Grade reflects available-data completeness for this estimate — not a weight inside the 0–100. Grade and range tell one trust story (completeness), not a statistical confidence interval.
Evidence Grade C — verify key facts to narrow this range and improve how strongly recommendations can be prioritised.
Verify 3 key facts to illustrate a narrower range near ±4 (still completeness-based).
Evidence Grade shows how well this Passport is supported by current property information — not how efficient the home is. Grade C means the sample score is useful for triage, but still depends on estimates. Verifying facts can narrow the range and change the recommended order; it does not automatically improve the home.
Ranked by impact and confidence only — not by verification cost. Confirming these may change the estimate or improve confidence (or simply confirm it). Not a compliance checklist, and not a test you can fail (results may vary).
Roof / loft insulation depth
Current: Pitched roof, assumed 100mm loft insulation
Measure loft depth or check insulation certificate — EPC text is often approximate.
Recent annual energy use
Current: Not yet provided
Upload a recent bill or connect a smart meter export to calibrate demand.
EPC certificate age
Current: 6 years
Re-assess or confirm upgrades since lodgement — stale EPCs miss improvements.
Score a UK home, then claim it to add verified facts in your Home Resilience Passport — indicative grades may shift as you confirm facts (results may vary).
Illustrative — not a live recalculation. Confirming evidence can narrow the indicative range. Action Plan reordering in this sample is a teaching example only; it does not necessarily change the central score or improve physical performance.
Sample demo — not your home — not an Energy Performance Certificate. Estimate only.
Before verification
Estimated score: 68
Sample estimate — not your home — not an EPC
Indicative range: 60–76 (±8)
Evidence Grade: C
Loft insulation depth sits in Verify First (EPC text only).
After confirming loft depth
Estimated score: 68
Same central estimate — verifying narrows the range and improves confidence; it does not raise the score.
Sample estimate — not your home — not an EPC
Indicative range: 64–72 (nearer ±4)
Evidence Grade: may improve if other key facts are also confirmed
Loft leaves Verify First; fabric-before-systems sequencing becomes clearer; heat-pump sizing confidence rises only after fabric checks hold.
In your live Home Resilience Passport, confirmed facts update stored evidence and Evidence Grade for that home. They inform later recommendations — they do not automatically regenerate a sequenced Action Plan. Plan reordering above is illustrative for teaching.
Action PlanIllustrative sequence — not a live quoteShow
Sequenced guidance — estimated priorities, not a fixed contract. Verify facts first, then tackle fabric before major systems.
Verify First
These checks reduce uncertainty for the recommendations that follow.
Roof / loft insulation depth
Measure loft depth or check insulation certificate — EPC text is often approximate.
Depends on: accurate roof / loft insulation depth for score confidence
Recent annual energy use
Upload a recent bill or connect a smart meter export to calibrate demand.
Depends on: accurate recent annual energy use for score confidence
EPC certificate age
Re-assess or confirm upgrades since lodgement — stale EPCs miss improvements.
Depends on: accurate epc certificate age for score confidence
Quick Wins
Low-disruption steps that often pay back quickly once key facts are confirmed.
Measure loft depth before topping up insulation
Confirm the current depth, then top up where suitable.
Add room-by-room heating controls
Reduce wasted heat in rooms that are not always occupied.
Systems & Storage
Heating, solar, and storage upgrades — professional sizing and review recommended.
Plan heating replacement after fabric checks
Use verified fabric facts before sizing any major heating system.
MCS installer and heat-loss calculation required for safe sizing. — Evolving Home does not replace a qualified retrofit coordinator, engineer, or installer.
Flex Ready
These steps may improve the home's ability to shift energy use, but programme eligibility and income are not guaranteed.
Review tariff and export arrangement for load shifting
Review tariff and export arrangement for load shifting
Prepare smart controls before exploring flexibility programmes
Prepare smart controls before exploring flexibility programmes
Known, estimated, missingTeaching buckets — not your homeShow
Primary heating system
User-providedCurrent: Gas boiler, age not verified
Confidence: medium. Confirm boiler model, installation date, and controls from service records or photos.
Window glazing
Document-backedCurrent: Mostly double glazed
Confidence: high. Confirmed from the sample EPC record. Photos would further improve detail.
Wall insulation type
EstimatedCurrent: Cavity wall, insulation not confirmed
Working estimate — not measured for decisions. Confirm cavity fill, internal/external insulation, or solid-wall treatment.
Roof / loft insulation depth
EstimatedCurrent: Pitched roof, assumed 100mm loft insulation
Working estimate — not measured for decisions. Measure loft depth or check insulation certificate — EPC text is often approximate.
EPC certificate age
Document-backedCurrent: 6 years
Working estimate — not measured for decisions. Re-assess or confirm upgrades since lodgement — stale EPCs miss improvements.
Estimated means a working value exists for triage, but measured or document-backed confirmation is still needed before major spend.
No usable value yet — different from Estimated (which already has a working assumption). Seeing the gaps early is progress; most homes start with less clarity than this sample.
Recent annual energy use
Upload a recent bill or connect a smart meter export to calibrate demand.
Heating system age and service status
Boiler type is estimated, but age, condition, and service history are unknown — replacement timing stays uncertain.
Ways people fill common gaps
- LiveScore with a UK address for an EPC-based estimate (where a record matches).
- LiveUse the quick quiz to add heating type, goals, and basic fabric context.
- LiveAfter you claim a home, confirm top facts in your private Passport.
- PlannedUpload a recent energy bill or loft photo for document/photo-backed evidence.
- PlannedConnect smart-meter exports where suppliers and consent allow.
Buildings store and shift under different ownership models, and a home may or may not have energy storage.
Try your own homeFree Health Score — then a private PassportShow
Start with the free Health Score — a 30-second quiz works anywhere, or use a UK address for a deeper EPC-based estimate. Better evidence improves how recommendations can be prioritised, and you stay in control.
Your live Passport remembers confirmed facts and updates Evidence Grade as evidence improves. Those facts inform later recommendations; this page is a static sample so you can learn the shape first.
Before using this for financing, compliance, or major retrofit decisions, verify the underlying facts with a qualified professional. This Passport preview supports planning; it does not replace an assessor, retrofit coordinator, engineer, broker, or legal advisor.
Use today
- Start with a free estimated Health Score in about 30 seconds
- See what is known, estimated, and missing before spending on upgrades
- See next high-impact facts to verify (confirming tightens Evidence Grade, not the 0–100)
- Track facts in your Home Resilience Passport as evidence improves
- Improve Evidence Grade by confirming specific facts or documents
- Use the Action Plan to sequence verification before major retrofit spend
Not for
- EPC certificate or Building Regulations sign-off
- Substitute for a qualified assessor, retrofit coordinator, or engineer
- Lending approval or insurer underwriting decisions
- Guaranteed bill savings or grant eligibility
- Hidden home-data selling or unsolicited broker contact
- Replacement for legal, tax, or compliance advice
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How we score homes
Methodology, uncertainty bands, and what changes when facts are verified.
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