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SuSy House

SuSy House

Environmental Services

Award-winning startup using big data to power the green home revolution - making sustainable homes achievable for all.

About us

SuSy is a free-to-use tool for householders who want to want to make their homes warmer, greener and cheaper to run. Through the SuSy House app, homeowners can get a personalised assessment of their home and connect to local installers. We're actively seeking installers to join our 'trusted contractor' scheme, and we're always glad to make contact with anyone who's interested in decarbonization.

Website
https://www.susy.house
Industry
Environmental Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Bristol
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2021

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Updates

  • Britain’s Mouldiest Cities Revealed – Time for Action! 🚨 Damp and mould are more than just unsightly —they pose serious health risks. A new report has revealed the UK’s top 10 mouldiest cities shining a spotlight on the urgent need for better insulation and ventilation in our homes. Poor insulation traps moisture, creating the perfect breeding ground for mould. Exposure to mould can lead to respiratory problems, allergies, and long-term health issues, making this a matter we can’t ignore. So, what’s the solution? Find out by heading to our website to read out latest blog piece 📝

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  • Tip of the week: Maximise Shared Heating! 🏢 Living in a block with communal heating? Here’s a handy tip: check if you can adjust the thermostat to suit your needs and ask your building manager about upgrading the heating efficiency in shared areas. Improving the heating system in the building can make a huge difference, not just for you, but for everyone! A more efficient heating system means lower energy use, reduced costs, and a more comfortable living environment for all residents. It’s a win-win!

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  • Can Retrofit Improve Your Health? Researchers Are Finding Out! 🔍 A groundbreaking £680,000 study led by Northumbria University is diving deep into how making homes more energy-efficient could positively impact our health and wellbeing. In collaboration with Newcastle City Council, Newcastle University, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, the research team is closely monitoring air quality in 90 homes across Newcastle, both before and after energy-efficient upgrades. The aim? To ensure that our efforts to reach net-zero emissions don’t just make homes greener but also foster healthier living spaces. It’s an exciting step forward in showing how energy-saving retrofits can improve both the environment and the lives of residents! 😷🌱

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  • Tip of the week: Maximise Your Solar Savings! ☀️ If your new-build home has solar panels, don’t miss out on extra savings! Check your energy tariff to ensure you're getting the best deal—many providers, like Octopus Energy, offer discounts and even pay you for every kWh you generate and sell back to the grid. A quick tariff check could mean lower bills and more money in your pocket! 🔎💡♻️

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  • Who Will Retrofit the UK’s Homes? The UK needs to upgrade millions of homes to cut carbon emissions and fight fuel poverty—but there’s a major challenge: a shortage of skilled workers. A solution? Innovative training and employment programmes that: 💼 Provide full-time jobs with hands-on training 📈 Boost local economies and create opportunities 🛠️ Ensure high-quality retrofits with an inclusive approach Glasgow City Council is setting an example by co-owning Glasgow City Homes, directly training 245 apprentices. If more local authorities follow suit, we can create jobs, tackle climate change, and improve homes nationwide.

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  • Tip of the week: Save Money with a Dehumidifier! Damp can make your flat feel colder and less energy-efficient, meaning you spend more on heating. A simple solution? A dehumidifier! By reducing excess moisture, a dehumidifier helps your home stay warmer, making your heating more effective while costing less to run than an electric heater. Stay cosy, cut costs, and keep damp at bay! 🏠💰♨️

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  • Final Day at Futurebuild! It’s the 3rd and final day of Futurebuild at ExCeL London! This is your last chance to visit us at Stand R28 before the event wraps up. The stand is set, the team is ready, and we’re looking forward to another great day of conversations. It’s been an amazing three days, and we’ve had the pleasure of meeting so many incredible people. If you haven’t stopped by yet—now’s the time! See you soon at Stand R28. #Futurebuild #ExCeLLondon #Networking #Sustainability #SuSyHouse Bryan Charter Mauro F. Stuart Davis

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  • Ofgem are set to scrap energy standing charges, but what does it mean for you? Big changes could be coming to your energy bills! Ofgem is proposing to ditch standing charges, but is it good news for everyone? Here’s the breakdown: ✅ Fairer billing – You’d only pay for the energy you use, not a fixed daily fee. ❌ Potential risks – Some vulnerable households could actually see their costs rise. This shake-up could have a huge impact on energy bills, efficiency, and the UK’s push for decarbonisation. Want to know more? Read the full blog on our website!

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  • Want to make homes in the South West more energy-efficient? Retrofit Action Week is your chance to get involved! From 22-30 March 2025, join a week of events, activities, and action focused on upgrading homes to be warmer, greener, and cheaper to run. 🔗 Head to the Retrofit Action Week website to find out more

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Funding

SuSy House 1 total round

Last Round

Pre seed

US$ 353.9K

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