AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMPS
One of the fastest growing renewable technologies in the UK, air source heat pumps are seen as the way of the future for heating domestic properties.
Read MoreCAVITY WALL INSULATION
The Energy Saving Trust (EST) states that having your cavity walls insulated as opposed to uninsulated, can save you in excess of £280 per year on your heating costs.
Read MoreDUAL MEASURES & STAND ALONE BOILERS
Generally, for properties heated by mains gas, the primary insulation measure tends to take the form of either floor insulation or cavity wall insulation – but not exclusively. IWI, RIRI and even FRI can be used as the primary measure also.
Read MoreELECTRIC STORAGE HEATERS
If your property is heated by Electric Panel Heaters or dated Electric Storage Heaters then you are likely to be eligible for an upgrade to brand new, slimline modern High Heat Retention Electric Storage Heaters via the ECO Scheme.
Read MoreGAS BOILERS (NATURAL GAS & LPG)
If you are an owner occupier (not renting), then you are eligible for a new boiler. Either in the form of a dual measure, a standalone boiler measure or first-time central heating.
Read MoreINTERNAL WALL INSULATION
I.W.I involves the application of insulating materials to the internal face of exterior walls in order to reduce heat loss and improve the overall thermal performance of the property.
Read MoreROOM IN ROOF
Room in roof insulation is a combination of IWI and loft insulation. If part or all your residence is located within the roof space then we can dramatically assist with your insulation levels and energy savings.
Read MoreSOLAR P.V
Solar energy can be produced anywhere in the world, regardless of the weather conditions – even if the days are cloudy, solar energy will still be produced. It is an energy system that has been designed to capture energy from the sun and transform it into electricity by using photovoltaics, which is also known as solar panels.
Read MoreSOLAR THERMAL
Most people have heard of solar PV, or solar electric as they are commonly known. Working on the same principle of solar PV, solar thermal collects solar energy from the sun, but instead of producing electricity, the energy is converted into hot water.
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