A 38 year old conman has been sentenced to six years in prison after Napit provided key information to help bring him to justice.
Sacha Dixey of Bognor Regis charged trusting clients up to £17,000 to install energy efficient heating systems, took deposits of around £3,500, but never followed through with the work he had promised.
Dixey was formerly unsuccessful in his bid to achieve Napit membership. So, when under investigation by West Sussex County Council Trading Standards for his fraudulent business activities, Napit was quick to lend its support.
The director of Future Homes Energy and Nationwide Home Renewables, pleaded guilty to 31 counts under the Fraud Act, Companies Act, and the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations before being sentenced to six years in prison.
Napit continues to work with local authorities and Trading Standards wherever possible to help secure a safer fairer future for the building services sector.
