Direct answers, with the important caveats left in.
Renewable heating decisions are easier when product claims are separated from the building evidence.

Start here, then test the answer against your building.
Every answer is visible and avoids treating general guidance as a survey.
Do heat pumps work in older buildings?
They can, but age alone does not answer suitability. Fabric, heat loss, emitters, pipework, required temperatures, space and upgrade priorities need to be measured.
Do all radiators need replacing?
Not automatically. Each room or zone needs enough emitter output at the proposed flow temperature. Some emitters may remain, while others may need resizing or an alternative.
Can you work with residential and commercial clients?
Yes. Residential work focuses on household comfort, hot water and property constraints. Commercial work adds load profiles, operating hours, resilience, metering, phasing and stakeholder requirements.
Which counties do you cover?
We serve Hampshire, Kent, Surrey and Sussex. Each county has a dedicated local website with town-level guidance and local service pathways.
Can you guarantee lower bills?
No responsible designer can guarantee a household or business bill from a product label. Costs depend on heat demand, tariffs, weather, controls, temperatures and how the building is used.
What is the first step?
A short discovery conversation establishes the building, existing system, objective and timescale. We can then explain the right level of survey and evidence for the decision.
Can you help with an existing heat-pump fault?
Yes, subject to system, model and parts availability. Record any error code and symptoms, avoid repeated resets and share service or commissioning records if available.
Is grant support available?
Government support can change and eligibility is property- and scheme-specific. We explain the relevant route and point you to current Ofgem or GOV.UK guidance without treating funding as proof of suitability.
Plan the evidence before choosing the equipment.
Tell us about the building, current system, objective and timescale. We will explain the next sensible assessment without promising an outcome before the measurements exist.






