Designed from a proper heat loss calculation, installed by our own engineers and commissioned to run efficiently — for homes and commercial buildings.
Our approach
The difference between a heat pump people love and one they resent is almost always design. We spend the time up front so the system runs quietly, cheaply and warmly.
We measure the property and calculate heat loss room by room — fabric, glazing, ventilation — so the system is sized to the building rather than to the old boiler's output.
Pump selection, emitter and underfloor sizing, cylinder capacity, buffer strategy and controls, all designed around a low flow temperature for real-world efficiency.
A tidy install by our own engineers, commissioned and balanced properly, then handed over with training so you know exactly how to run it through a Fenland winter.
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FAQs
Most are, including Victorian terraces and 1930s semis — provided emitters are sized for lower flow temperatures and obvious heat losses are addressed. Our survey tells you honestly what the property needs before you spend anything.
Yes. Air source units extract heat from outside air well below freezing; UK winter design temperatures are built into the calculation. Efficiency falls on the coldest days, which is exactly why correct sizing matters.
A modern unit at a sensible distance is typically comparable to a fridge from a few metres away. We site units to protect both your amenity and your neighbour's, allowing for permitted development conditions.
Government support for heat pumps in England is available via the Boiler Upgrade Scheme through an accredited installer, subject to eligibility and current scheme rules. We confirm what applies to your property at survey stage.
Peterborough, Stamford, Bourne, Market Deeping, Oundle, Oakham, Spalding, Huntingdon, St Neots, Cambridge, Kettering, Corby, Grantham and elsewhere within 50 miles.
Tell us the property type, current heating and postcode, and we will arrange a survey and a properly calculated proposal.
