Rebrand for eTech Solutions

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eTech Solutions has rebranded to CoreLogic UK.

While all services remain as before, the immediate rebrand incorporates top to bottom adoption of the global CoreLogic brand assets, including a new website and domain name.

Originally founded in 2005, eTech developed a range of software solutions for the UK mortgage valuation and energy efficiency for the built environment services industries.

eTech was acquired by CoreLogic Inc in February 2018. It says it remains focused on serving the property services industry through continued technological innovation, combined with information, data and insights.

Jim Driver (pictured), managing director of eTech, said: “This is a significant milestone for eTech. The rebrand not only reaffirms our positioning within the UK property services industry, but it also brings together all areas of our UK operation and connects us seamlessly within the global business.

“We already work closely with our colleagues from across the globe, enabling us to share resources and knowledge and to expand our product offerings to clients here in the UK. We look forward to the future and continuing to drive positive change within the property services industry, bringing dynamic innovation and improvements to the markets we serve.”

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