For Public Housing

We renovate residential properties owned and managed by municipal housing companies

Public housing, meaning residences owned and managed by municipal housing companies, plays a crucial role in creating high-quality and sustainable living environments for a large part of the population. Taking responsibility for energy renovations is essential not only to meet climate goals but also to ensure that housing remains of high quality, safe, and healthy for long-term living.

Sustainability over time
Through energy renovations, public housing becomes more energy-efficient, using less energy for heating, cooling, and ventilation. This not only reduces carbon emissions but also lowers energy costs over time, contributing to long-term sustainability. With methods like SmartFront, provided by Fasadgruppen, energy consumption can be significantly reduced while buildings are upgraded and modernized. SmartFront is a facade renovation method that not only improves insulation but also enhances and strengthens the building’s exterior for long-term durability.

Social responsibility and better living environments
Energy renovations allow public housing providers to take social responsibility by improving living conditions for tenants. Creating good homes is not just about providing shelter—it also means ensuring a healthy indoor environment. The SmartFront method supports this by integrating ventilation solutions that efficiently remove harmful gases, such as radon.

Radon is a natural health hazard found in the ground, which can accumulate indoors if ventilation is inadequate. SmartFront improves air quality by ensuring continuous circulation and purification of indoor air, reducing radon levels, and contributing to better health for residents.

How does the process work with Fasadgruppen and the SmartFront method?
Fasadgruppen manages the entire energy renovation process using the SmartFront method. First, a thorough analysis of the building’s current condition and energy consumption is conducted. Then, the renovation is carefully planned and executed, where the facade is upgraded with a new exterior layer and improved insulation. This enhances the building’s energy performance and ensures long-term sustainability.

Ventilation is integrated into the facade system, ensuring balanced airflow throughout the building while minimizing energy waste. By renovating with a focus on sustainability and health, public housing providers, with the support of Fasadgruppen and SmartFront, can create living environments that are both environmentally friendly and healthy for tenants over time.