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NetRet supports contractors across the UK to transfer PAS 2030 certification quickly.

NetRet is the first choice for PAS 2030 transfers

22 July 2026 (12:00 PM) - 01 January 2027 (12:00 PM)

Transfer Your PAS 2030 Certification to NetRet

Changing your PAS 2030 Certification Body should not create unnecessary uncertainty or disruption to your business.

Whether you are seeking a more suitable certification provider, your current provider is changing its service, or you want a clearer route to manage your PAS 2030:2023 certification, NetRet offers a professional and structured transfer process.

NetRet is a UKAS-accredited PAS 2030:2023 Certification Body supporting installers across England and Wales. Our dedicated certification-transfer process is designed to help businesses understand the route forward, provide the right information at the right time, and maintain continuity wherever possible.

A PAS 2030 certificate does not transfer automatically. Each application is subject to a formal review of your current certification status, relevant measure scope, audit history and available certification records. Our role is to make that process clear, orderly and professionally managed.

Changing Your PAS 2030 Certification Body

Businesses choose to transfer PAS 2030 certification for many reasons. You may be looking for:

  • A Certification Body with a stronger focus on retrofit
  • A clear and responsive certification process
  • A provider that understands your current and future measure scope
  • Better digital organisation of certification evidence and audit records
  • A planned route forward if your current Certification Body changes or withdraws a service

Whatever the reason, a well-managed transfer allows you to assess your options without unnecessarily placing your PAS 2030 certification, contracts or future opportunities at risk.

NetRet’s Dedicated PAS 2030 Transfer Process

NetRet has a defined process for installers looking to change Certification Body.

1. Submit a transfer enquiry

Complete our short transfer enquiry form and confirm the PAS 2030 measures you currently hold, your existing Certification Body and your preferred contact details.

2. Review your current certification scope

Our certification team will review your current certificate, relevant measure scope, certification status and available audit history.

This allows us to identify the appropriate transfer route from the outset.

3. Obtain certification records

With your authorisation, NetRet can request relevant certification and audit records from your outgoing Certification Body.

The information required may include audit reports, certification history, outstanding non-conformities and evidence of any corrective actions.

4. Complete the technical certification review

Our team will assess the records against the relevant PAS 2030 certification requirements and confirm whether any further information, activity or assessment is needed.

Every transfer is considered individually. This ensures that certification decisions remain robust, impartial and properly evidenced.

5. Confirm the outcome and next steps

Once the review is complete, we will set out the transfer outcome and any actions required before certification can be issued or transferred.

Where all requirements are met, NetRet will progress the certification process efficiently and keep you informed throughout.

A Clear Route Without Starting From Scratch

Changing PAS 2030 Certification Body does not necessarily mean starting your certification journey again.

Existing certification records, audit evidence and compliance history may be considered as part of the transfer process. However, a transfer is not simply an administrative change. It remains subject to certification review, and further information or assessment may be required depending on your circumstances.

Starting the conversation early gives your business the best opportunity to plan properly, address any outstanding matters and avoid a gap in certification.

Digital Compliance Through HomeCert

Installers transferring to NetRet can benefit from HomeCert, our digital onboarding and compliance platform.

HomeCert helps businesses to:

  • Organise certification documentation
  • Maintain structured audit evidence
  • Track certification and compliance activity
  • Prepare for PAS 2030 surveillance audits
  • Keep important records accessible as the business grows

A well-organised evidence base makes certification management more straightforward and supports ongoing audit readiness.

Why Choose NetRet for Your PAS 2030 Certification Transfer?

NetRet provides a professional route for installers who want to transfer PAS 2030 certification to a Certification Body focused on the retrofit sector.

Our approach includes:

  • A dedicated PAS 2030 transfer process
  • Clear communication throughout the review
  • A UKAS-accredited PAS 2030:2023 certification route
  • Consideration of your relevant measure scope and certification history
  • Digital compliance management through HomeCert
  • PAS 2030 and TrustMark capability within one retrofit-focused organisation

Our aim is to make the process clear, proportionate and professionally managed, while maintaining the independence required of an accredited Certification Body.

Plan Your Transfer Early

If you are considering changing Certification Body, it is sensible to begin the process well before your certificate expiry date, renewal audit or any planned contract mobilisation.

Before beginning a transfer, you should:

  • Keep your current certification and audit records up to date
  • Address any outstanding non-conformities promptly
  • Confirm the PAS 2030 measure scope you require
  • Avoid cancelling your current certification until the transfer route has been confirmed
  • Notify NetRet of any changes to your business, scope, key personnel or operating arrangements

Early planning helps to make the transfer process smoother and gives your business greater certainty.

Ready to get started?

Complete our short online enquiry form and one of our certification team will be in touch to discuss your requirements.

👉 [Transfer Application Link]

If you'd prefer to speak to someone first, we'd be happy to arrange a Teams meeting or telephone call at a time that suits you.

Alternatively, contact the certification team:

certification@netretgroup.co.uk  or call us on 01633 741 111

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I transfer my PAS 2030 certification to NetRet?

Yes, subject to a formal review of your current certification, measure scope, audit history and relevant records.

Does PAS 2030 certification transfer automatically?

No. A certificate cannot simply be moved between Certification Bodies. NetRet must review the available evidence and complete the appropriate certification process before making a decision.

Will I need another audit?

This depends on your current certification status, audit history, measure scope and the records available for review. Our team will confirm the appropriate route once the initial information has been assessed.

Can I transfer only some PAS 2030 measures?

Potentially, yes. NetRet will assess the measures you wish to retain or add, subject to our accredited certification scope and the relevant certification requirements.

How long does a PAS 2030 certification transfer take?

Timescales depend on the completeness of records, the status of your current certification and whether further information or assessment is required. Starting early is the best way to avoid unnecessary pressure or disruption.

Can I continue carrying out PAS 2030 work during the transfer?

You must remain certificated for the relevant PAS 2030 measure and operate within your current valid scope. NetRet will explain the transfer route clearly so that you can plan appropriately.

Start Your PAS 2030 Certification Transfer

If you are looking to transfer PAS 2030 certification or change Certification Body, contact NetRet to discuss your current position.

 

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