What we Offer

  • If your home is suitable, we could supply you with an air source heat pump. Air source heat pumps work by using heat from the outside air to heat your home and hot water, even at outside temperatures as low as -15°C.

    Air source heat pumps do use electricity to run, but as they extract heat from the environment, the heat output is greater than the electricity input, so they’re a far more efficient method of heating your home than electric heaters.

    Find out more here.

  • Solar Photovoltaics (PV) harness the sun’s energy and convert it into electricity for use in your home. Solar panels produce renewable, low-carbon electricity. Find out more here.

  • A quarter of heat is lost through the roof in an uninsulated home. Insulating your loft is an effective way to reduce heat loss and reduce your heating bills.

    Due to heat rising, a significant amount is lost through the roof, which is why loft insulation is so effective, acting as a blanket to keep the heat where it belongs.

    Whichever form of insulation works best for your home, once it’s in place you will need less energy to heat your house, helping you to keep cosy throughout the colder months. And as an added benefit it will act as a barrier to keep heat out during the summer months. Find out more here.

  • About a third of all the heat lost in an uninsulated home escapes through the walls. By properly insulating cavity walls, you will save energy and cut costs off your heating bill. Find out more here.

  • A quarter of heat is lost through the roof in an uninsulated home. Insulating your flat roof is an effective way to reduce heat loss and reduce your heating bills. Find out more here.

  • A quarter of heat is lost through the roof in an uninsulated home. Insulating your room in roof is an effective way to reduce heat loss and reduce your heating bills. Find out more here.

  • Ventilation allows moisture, built up from daily activities, to escape, reducing the risk of damp and mould. Any home that is thermally insulated must have sufficient airflow to maintain good air quality. Find out more here.