Who we help — village halls & clubs
Heating for community buildings
Halls, clubs and shared spaces are used in bursts, not around the clock — so they suit heating that runs room by room, hour by hour, and costs nothing standing idle.
Certified & registered
- MCS Certified
- NAPIT Approved
- RECC Registered
- Approved Sunamp Installer
The problem community buildings share
Warm for the hours that matter, off for the hours that don't
Village halls are among the hardest buildings to heat well. Heating one continuously wastes money warming empty space; not heating it means every session starts in the cold. Neither is acceptable when the people paying are volunteers and hirers.
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Empty most of the week
A hall stands quiet for days, then fills for a few hours — an evening session, a weekend booking, a committee meeting.
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Big, open rooms
Large spaces are slow to warm and expensive to hold at temperature when nobody is in them.
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Someone else’s money
Hire fees, grants and fundraising pay the heating bill — every wasted hour of heat came from someone’s effort.
Why per-room electric fits
Heating that follows the booking sheet
That occupancy pattern is exactly what per-room electric heating is built for. Each radiator has its own thermostat and its own schedule, so the building can heat the rooms that are actually in use, when they are in use, and nothing else — warm for the hours a session runs, off for the hours it doesn't.
There is no boiler to maintain, no plant room, and no single point of failure that closes the whole building. Removal and disposal of whatever is there now is part of the job, and we set the schedules up with whoever runs the building before we leave.
Backing the effort
Proper work, priced so the project could afford it
For the Lytchett youth hall, we carried out the full heating upgrade at reduced cost to support the charity behind it — proper work, done properly, priced so the project could afford it.
If you're running a hall, a club or a shared community space, start with the free survey and tell us what the building is for. The recommendation is written down, the advice is straight, and there is no obligation either way.
A hall, club or shared space to heat?
Committees welcome — bring the booking sheet to the survey and we'll design around how the building is actually used.
Not sure it's worth a visit? Call first — the answer costs nothing.