Solar batteries
Solar batteries store electricity for use when you need it most, whether that’s excess energy from your solar panels, or cheaper electricity drawn from the grid overnight. They can be installed alongside a solar PV system or as a standalone addition to your home, giving you more control over when and how you use energy.
Batteries are installed in a suitable indoor or outdoor location, depending on the equipment and property layout. We’ll advise you on the right battery size and setup for your energy usage so you can get the most from your system.
- Store excess solar generation instead of exporting it to the grid
- Can also be charged from the grid on off-peak AC rates, so a battery works even without solar PV
- Optimise time-of-use tariffs by using stored energy when it’s most cost-effective
- Reduce reliance on the grid, even outside daylight hours
- Scalable storage that can grow as your energy demand increases
Heat pumps
Heat pumps are a renewable heating solution that uses energy from the air or ground to warm your home efficiently. By transferring naturally available heat rather than burning fuel to generate it, they reduce carbon emissions and energy consumption, offering a more sustainable way to heat your home.
- Lower energy consumption and running costs
- Reduced carbon emissions
- Compatibility with underfloor heating and existing systems
- Eligibility for government funding schemes
We install two types of heat pump systems and can advise you on which option is best suited to your property. During our consultation, we’ll consider factors such as your home’s layout, insulation, energy requirements and available space to recommend the right solution.
Ground source heat pumps
Ground source heat pumps use the heat that is stored in the ground to warm your home and hot water. They require suitable outdoor space for ground loops to be installed, but can offer excellent efficiency and long-term performance when designed correctly.
Air source heat pumps
Air source heat pumps extract heat from the outside air to provide efficient heating and hot water. They’re a popular choice for many properties as they require less outdoor space than ground source systems and can be installed in a wide range of homes.
Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR)
Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) is an energy-efficient ventilation system that helps to maintain a fresh, comfortable indoor environment while reducing heat loss. It works by extracting warm, stale air from rooms such as kitchens and bathrooms, recovering the heat, and using it to warm fresh air brought into your home. This helps to improve air quality while keeping your home more energy efficient.
We design and install MVHR systems tailored to your property, ensuring the right solution for the building’s layout, ventilation needs and energy performance. Whether you’re building a new home, carrying out a major renovation or improving an existing property, we’ll provide expert advice and a professional installation from start to finish.
- Improved indoor air quality
- Lower energy use and heating costs
- Reduced heat loss compared to traditional ventilation methods
- Helps to prevent excess moisture, condensation and mould
- Ideal for modern, well-insulated and airtight properties
- Quiet, discreet operation for year-round comfort
Government grants
There are several government incentives available that can help to reduce the upfront cost of technologies such as heat pumps and solar PV. If you’re interested in investing in a greener, more efficient home, we can advise you on what funding you may be eligible for, and even apply on your behalf.
Everything under one roof
From heating and cooling to renewable energy, we provide complete solutions designed to work together for greater comfort and efficiency. Take a look at our other services, or speak to our team for tailored advice for your property.