A TV reno show we can relate to
A new renovation TV show focuses on energy efficiency, thermal comfort and passive performance rather than high-end aesthetics. It takes a science-based approach to home improvement.
Is there a renovation TV show that covers energy efficiency and passive home design?
Builders and trades involved in retrofits may see increased client interest in energy-efficient upgrades and passive design principles.
Key takeaways
- A new reno show skips luxury finishes and focuses on energy science and thermal comfort instead.
- Passive performance principles are the central theme, which may interest trades in retrofitting.
- Client demand for energy-efficient homes could grow if the show gains a wide audience.
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