Yes. While it is a common myth that older, hard-to-insulate properties aren’t suitable for heat pumps, they can work perfectly in older stone homes. Success requires an accurate design process, careful heat loss calculations, and selecting correctly sized radiators that can run at lower flow temperatures.
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A heat pump is a significant upfront investment, but whilst it requires upfront capital, the long-term energy savings can be quite substantial. Contact us for a free quote.
In England and Wales, the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) is currently available to support the decarbonisation of homes and small non-domestic buildings.
Yes, and we highly recommend it. Because a heat pump is a significant investment, we regularly introduce prospective clients to our existing local customers.
Heat pumps are highly reliable. The core technology is the same robust system used in household fridges and freezers, which run continuously for years.
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