Eco Providers, based in Dutton near Preston, offer a whole-house domestic retrofit service for heating, solar and insulation upgrades which help to lower bills, reduce carbon emissions, and alleviate fuel poverty. All our work is backed by guarantees.

Their mission is to help homeowners and tenants across England, Scotland, and Wales cut high energy bills, reduce down carbon emissions, and say goodbye to fuel poverty.

With over three decades of industry expertise, they stay at the forefront of the energy efficiency industry.

Eco Providers is a government-backed and Trustmark-registered company that prioritises customers in all our operations. They maintain exemplary quality standards and adhere to industry best practices.

Eco Providers was first made aware of Nightsafe through one of Nightsafe’s trustees. After an initial meeting to see how the company could support that charity, it was the perfect pairing for the company specialising in energy retrofitting solutions and a charity feeling the pinch with the bills each month.

Tom Myers, Managing Director, said: “At Eco Providers, we believe in using renewable energy not just to power homes and businesses, but to power change within our communities.

“This installation will significantly reduce the charity’s energy costs, allowing more of their resources to be directed where they matter most – ensuring safe housing, care, and opportunities for vulnerable young people.

“We see this as more than just a donation; it is an investment in the future of our community. By helping Nightsafe lower their running costs, we hope to give them the stability and freedom to continue their incredible work for years to come. Supporting young people in finding not just shelter, but hope, is something we feel passionately about.

“We are honoured to play a small part in Nightsafe’s journey and remain committed to supporting the ongoing success of organisations that work tirelessly to improve lives across our local area.”

Eco Providers will shortly be installing a 5.4kwp 12-panel solar array on the charity’s south east facing Anchor Avenue property in Darwen, which houses five young people. It will produce approximately 4,498 kWh – with an annual emissions saving of 869.8kg in CO2 emissions – the equivalent of planting 40 trees. Over its 25-year guaranteed lifespan, it will equal the equivalent of 6 flights from London to New York.