Delivered in partnership with the National Home Improvement Council, the Home Improvement Hub explores the regulatory, economic and technical factors shaping the UK home improvement sector.

Industry leaders and policymakers discuss standards, consumer protection, workforce development and regulatory frameworks, providing insight into how businesses can operate effectively within an evolving home improvement landscape.

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10:30
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    30 mins
    Reduce energy, emissions and wasted potential by helping installers improve efficiency, reduce waste and increase profitability. This session focuses on reducing rework, callbacks and material waste, enabling better planning and first-time fix, improving system design and coordination, and cutting energy and carbon impact through better installation.
11:00
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    45 mins
    This session focus' on driving better behaviour, customer experience and quality across the sector. It covers respecting customers and their homes, communication and expectation management, quality of work and pride in delivery, working effectively with other trades, and environmental responsibility on site.
12:00
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    45 mins
    Rebuild trust, skills and standards, focusing on how the industry develops a stronger, more capable and trusted workforce - This session covers skills gaps and training pathways, demonstrating competence in real terms, continuous professional development, building trust through standards and accountability, and creating future-ready installer businesses.
13:00
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
                
  2. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
    Staffed by senior leads from: CITB, CORGI Skills, GQA Qualifications Typical installer questions include: What qualifications are required for PAS2035 roles? What funding is available for retraining or upskilling my team? What does a clear progression pathway look like in retrofit or low-carbon heating?
  3. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
        
  4. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
    Staffed by senior leads from: HSE, Building Safety Regulator (BSR), Local Authority Building Control (LABC) Typical installer questions include: What documentation do I need to demonstrate compliance for this type of project? Where does installer responsibility begin and end under the Building Safety regime? How should I approach certification where multiple trades are involved?
10:30
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    30 mins
    Reduce energy, emissions and wasted potential by helping installers improve efficiency, reduce waste and increase profitability. This session focuses on reducing rework, callbacks and material waste, enabling better planning and first-time fix, improving system design and coordination, and cutting energy and carbon impact through better installation.
11:00
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    45 mins
        
12:00
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    45 mins
    Rebuild trust, skills and standards, focusing on how the industry develops a stronger, more capable and trusted workforce - This session covers skills gaps and training pathways, demonstrating competence in real terms, continuous professional development, building trust through standards and accountability, and creating future-ready installer businesses.
13:00
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
    Staffed by senior leads from: TrustMark, DGCOS/HIES/HICS, QANW Typical installer questions include: How do I demonstrate consumer protection to customers before work begins? When is an insurance-backed guarantee required? What processes protect installers if disputes arise later?
  2. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
        
  3. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
    Staffed by senior leads from: DESNZ policy leads, MCS, Innovate UK Typical installer questions include: How does the Boiler Upgrade Scheme work in practice? What changes are coming to retrofit and heat pump policy over the next two years? How do installers access innovation or pilot programmes in low-carbon heating?
  4. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
    Staffed by senior leads from: HSE, Building Safety Regulator (BSR), Local Authority Building Control (LABC) Typical installer questions include: What documentation do I need to demonstrate compliance for this type of project? Where does installer responsibility begin and end under the Building Safety regime? How should I approach certification where multiple trades are involved?
10:30
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    30 mins
    Reduce energy, emissions and wasted potential by helping installers improve efficiency, reduce waste and increase profitability. This session focuses on reducing rework, callbacks and material waste, enabling better planning and first-time fix, improving system design and coordination, and cutting energy and carbon impact through better installation.
11:00
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    45 mins
    This session focus' on driving better behaviour, customer experience and quality across the sector. It covers respecting customers and their homes, communication and expectation management, quality of work and pride in delivery, working effectively with other trades, and environmental responsibility on site.
12:00
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    45 mins
    Rebuild trust, skills and standards, focusing on how the industry develops a stronger, more capable and trusted workforce - This session covers skills gaps and training pathways, demonstrating competence in real terms, continuous professional development, building trust through standards and accountability, and creating future-ready installer businesses.
13:00
  1. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
    Staffed by senior leads from: TrustMark, DGCOS/HIES/HICS, QANW Typical installer questions include: How do I demonstrate consumer protection to customers before work begins? When is an insurance-backed guarantee required? What processes protect installers if disputes arise later?
  2. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
    Staffed by senior leads from: CITB, CORGI Skills, GQA Qualifications Typical installer questions include: What qualifications are required for PAS2035 roles? What funding is available for retraining or upskilling my team? What does a clear progression pathway look like in retrofit or low-carbon heating?
  3. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
    Staffed by senior leads from: DESNZ policy leads, MCS, Innovate UK Typical installer questions include: How does the Boiler Upgrade Scheme work in practice? What changes are coming to retrofit and heat pump policy over the next two years? How do installers access innovation or pilot programmes in low-carbon heating?
  4. Home Improvement Hub
    240 mins
    Staffed by senior leads from: HSE, Building Safety Regulator (BSR), Local Authority Building Control (LABC) Typical installer questions include: What documentation do I need to demonstrate compliance for this type of project? Where does installer responsibility begin and end under the Building Safety regime? How should I approach certification where multiple trades are involved?

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