What We Install

Old storage heaters give out their heat when you do not need it and run out when you do. We replace them with heating you actually control.

If your gas boiler is near the end of its life, replacing like for like is not the only option. We install the electric alternative.

Panel and convector heaters heat the air fast, lose it just as fast, and rarely hold a room at a steady temperature.

A complete electric heating system for the whole house — designed as one system rather than a collection of individual heaters.

Keeping your existing radiators but moving off gas or oil? An electric boiler drives the wet system you already have.

Swap a bulky hot water cylinder for a compact heat battery — mains-pressure hot water that charges when electricity is cheapest.

We are approved Sunamp installers, fitting Thermino heat batteries in homes and in social housing.

Supply and installation, hard-wired and commissioned properly — not hung on a bracket and plugged into the nearest socket.

Where the property suits one, an air source heat pump delivers several units of heat for every unit of electricity it draws.

Solar makes most sense when it has somewhere useful to go — heating, hot water, or a battery.

Store what your panels make, or charge cheaply overnight and run the house on it during the expensive part of the day.

Cooling in summer and, with a reversible system, efficient heating in winter from the same unit.

German-engineered heating, built to a standard that shows in the controls and the finish rather than the brochure.

All electric heating is 100% efficient at the point of use. What separates a good system from an expensive one is control.

Every room on its own schedule, adjustable from your phone — including turning the heating off when plans change.

A question worth answering honestly, because the honest answer saves you more money than the marketing one.

Where wall space is short, a vertical unit delivers the same output from a much narrower footprint.

Bathroom heating installed correctly for the zone it sits in — which is a regulatory question, not a style one.

Slim wall-mounted heating, fixed and hard-wired rather than freestanding and plugged in.

A conservatory loses heat faster than any other room in the house, so it needs sizing on its own terms.