
Beginner’s Guide to Eco Renovation
Understand the Basics and the Best Questions to Ask
If you’re planning a renovation and want it to be eco-friendly, but feel overwhelmed by jargon, decisions, and conflicting advice, this book is your starting point. Written for homeowners, not industry professionals, it gives you the confidence and clarity to manage your renovation without costly mistakes.
Available from Amazon and all good bookshops.
What you’ll get from the book
Straight-talking, real-world guidance
Beginner’s Guide to Eco Renovation is not a technical manual. It’s a practical, homeowner-friendly guide based on Judith’s experience transforming her own 1901 Victorian terrace into a modern, energy-efficient home
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It combines lived experience, expert-backed insight, and clear explanations so you can take control of your renovation with confidence.
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In this book you’ll discover:
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The essential building terms every homeowner needs to know
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The best questions to ask your builder and why they matter
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How eco-retrofit decisions affect comfort, health, and EPC ratings
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Which insulation types genuinely save energy and money
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Why airtightness is critical and how to make sure it isn’t overlooked
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The truth about ventilation and indoor air quality
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How to manage construction waste more sustainably
Who this book is for
Is this you?
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You’re about to renovate and want to make sustainable choices, but don’t know where to begin
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You’ve already hired a builder and feel lost in technical language
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You’re worried about making expensive mistakes because you don’t know what questions to ask
If so, this book was written for you.
A smarter starting point for retrofit
Eco renovation doesn’t need to be complicated or intimidating. This book equips you with the essential understanding and questions you need to work confidently with builders and professionals, putting you back in control of your home, budget, and outcomes.


Available from Amazon and all good bookshops.
