Retrofit firm Ecogee appoints new ops director

Liverpool energy retrofit firm Ecogee appoints new operations director as it looks to push on with its next phase of growth with its most recent revenues totalling £17m. Tony McDonough reports

Gary Boon, operations director at Ecogee

 

Liverpool energy retrofit firm Ecogee has appointed Gary Boon as its new operations director.

Gary joins Ecogee from Thermatic Homes, where he was managing director, bringing significant experience in operational leadership, business growth and people development.

In his new role, he will work alongside the existing leadership team to strengthen operational performance and support the next phase of Ecogee’s growth.

Established in 2012, Ecogee has grown into an established delivery partner for housing providers, local authorities, developers and homeowners. Now part of the Regenda Group, its most recent accounts show revenues of £17m and pre-tax profits totalling more than £1.1m.

During 2024/25, Ecogee improved more than 1,000 homes, installed more than 1,600 retrofit measures, achieved average customer satisfaction of 98% and built an active portfolio of retrofit delivery programmes worth more than £22m.

Most recently the business secured a place on the £75m to £100m Torus Retrofit Framework. The four-year framework will support the delivery of energy-efficiency improvements to thousands of homes across Liverpool, St Helens and Warrington.

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Gary said: “The business has built a strong reputation for delivery, quality and customer service, alongside trusted relationships with clients and partners across the North West.

“What attracted me to Ecogee was the strength of its people, its purpose and the opportunity to build on an already successful platform.

“There is a clear opportunity to continue growing the business, but it is equally important that we do that in the right way and maintain the standards and values that have helped Ecogee get to where it is today.”

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