Renewable heating and power installation
We survey, design, install and commission solar photovoltaic systems and air source heat pumps, along with battery storage and EV charge points. Every system is sized from a survey of your building rather than a standard specification.
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What we install
Solar PV generates electricity from daylight, reducing the amount you buy from your supplier. We survey the roof, model the likely output for your specific property and orientation, and install a system sized to how you actually use electricity.
About our solar panels work
An air source heat pump takes heat from the outside air and moves it into your heating system. Because it moves heat rather than creating it, it delivers more heat energy than the electrical energy it consumes. Getting that efficiency in practice depends on the design, which is where most of the work is.
About our air source heat pumps workA home battery stores electricity so you can use it when you need it rather than when it is generated. Fitted with solar, it holds daytime generation for the evening. Fitted on its own, it can charge from the grid on a cheaper overnight tariff.
Read moreA dedicated home charge point charges an electric vehicle faster and more safely than a three-pin socket. Where there is solar or a battery already fitted, a charger can be set to use your own generation first.
Read moreInsulation. We also install loft, cavity wall and internal wall insulation. Reducing heat loss lowers the amount of heating a property needs, which matters if you are considering a heat pump.
Insulation workHow the systems work together
Each of these can be installed on its own. Fitted together, what matters is how they interact: solar generates during the day, a battery holds what you do not use, and the heat pump and charge point draw from that store rather than from the grid at peak rates.
Scroll the diagram sideways on a narrow screen. Each element can be installed on its own; they are shown together because that is how they interact once more than one is fitted.
From enquiry to aftercare
We do not quote from a photograph or a phone call. Every job starts with a survey of the building, because the design depends on it.
You tell us about the property and what you are considering. The more you can say about the building, your current heating and how you use electricity, the more useful our first response is.
Your partComplete the enquiry form or call us.
We visit the property and survey it properly. For a heat pump that means a room-by-room heat loss calculation and an inspection of the existing radiators, pipework and hot water arrangement. For solar it means the roof structure, orientation, pitch and shading, and the consumer unit. For a battery or charge point it means the incoming supply and existing electrical installation.
Your partGive us access to the loft, meter and any plant space.
We design the system from the survey findings rather than from a standard specification. That covers equipment selection, sizing, positions, cable and pipe routes, and for a heat pump the design flow temperature the whole system is built around. Where there is more than one sensible approach, we set out the options and what separates them.
You receive a written quotation covering the equipment specified, the work involved, what is included and what is not, and any grant funding you may be eligible for. Anything we found at survey that affects the job is stated in it.
Your partAsk us about anything that is unclear before you commit.
We agree dates with you in advance and tell you what to expect, including where scaffolding is needed and which services will be interrupted. Our engineers carry out the work.
The system is tested, commissioned and set up. For a heat pump that includes balancing the system and setting the weather compensation curve, which is what determines whether it runs efficiently in practice. We record the commissioning figures.
We show you how the controls work and hand over the documentation: electrical certificates, commissioning records, manufacturer warranties and any guarantee paperwork. You know who to call if something is not right.
Grants and funding
Government funding towards a heat pump is available to some households in England and Wales. We check the current position rather than repeating what was true last year.
A government grant towards replacing a fossil fuel heating system with a heat pump. It is paid to your installer and comes off the price of the job, so you do not claim it back yourself.
£7,500
Last reviewed 2026-09-02
Schemes that have closed
ECO4. The ECO4 scheme has closed and is no longer accepting applications.
GBIS. The Great British Insulation Scheme has closed and is no longer accepting applications.
These are listed so that anyone searching for them gets a straight answer. They are not available and we do not take applications for them.
Grants and funding in fullRecent installations
Photographs from recent installations are on the projects page. Fuller write-ups, with property type, location and system sizes, are being prepared and will be published with the householders' permission.
Tell us about the property and what you are considering. We will come back to you to arrange a survey, and the quotation follows from what we find there.
We aim to reply within one working day.
