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As MCS accredited heating engineers based in Gloucestershire, we specialise in the design and installation of energy efficient heating systems incorporating the latest technology. Working in the Cotswolds and the South West since 2006, we have built up a wide range of installations both commercial and domestic. Each heating system is individually designed to suit the heat demands of the building and customer preference.

We can advise on a range of renewable technologies including biomass (wood chip, wood pellet and log), solar thermal and heat pumps to offer the best solution for your requirements. We take responsibility for ensuring that the new system will fully integrate with your existing system, providing a full heating and hot water solution. After installation, we provide a full breakdown and maintenance service ensuring that your heating system continues to operate at its maximum efficiency for many years.

We believe that integrating renewable resources and the latest advances in heating technology into modern day heating systems can significantly reduce running costs and reliance on fossil fuels, as well as reduce CO2 emissions.
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We offer a complete heating design and installation service.
From your initial enquiry, we can determine the type and size of your project and recommend technologies, which we believe would best suit your.
Our installation team carries out work mainly in the South West, however, we can offer a design and project management service to clients nationwide.
Detailed design for your chosen heating engineer.
Advanced biomass boilers and heating controls allow remote monitoring and adjustment from your tablet or laptop.
Wood fuel is carbon neutral and renewable and can be used on demand unlike other forms of renewable energy such as wind and solar.
It offers a real competitive alternative to fossil fuels such as oil, .
Heat AND power from woodchip The newly developed Frling CHP 50 is available with an electrical capacity of 50 kW and thermal capacity of 100 kW.
The CHP 50 comes as a pre-commissioned container solution, .
Whether ground source or air source, heat pumps can transfer significantly more energy into your property than it uses to extract it, helping to lower fuel bills and reduce environmental impact.
Solar energy is almost entirely free - it needs no fuel and produces no waste, it is totally clean and can significantly reduce your reliance on other forms of fuel.
Even when there is no direct sunlight or in the middle of winter, the sun's rays are still delivering energy and contributing to overall energy demand.
As building fabric continues to improve offering highly insulated spaces, hot water demand represents an increasing share of total energy used in our homes.
A well designed solar thermal system can offer a year-round contribution to hot water demand.
Wood fuel is carbon neutral and renewable and can be used on demand unlike other forms of renewable energy such as wind and solar.
It offers a real competitive alternative to fossil fuels such as oil, LPG, electricity and even gas, particularly in rural areas where there is often no mains gas.
Wood has always been used as fuel, but now state-of-the-art boilers offer a much more efficient and convenient way to burn it.
Biomass boilers generally burn either wood chip, wood pellets or logs, or in the case of dual boilers, both logs and pellets.
Whether ground source or air source, heat pumps can transfer significantly more energy into your property than it uses to extract it, helping to lower fuel bills and reduce environmental impact.
Heat pumps work best in well insulated properties and, due to the low water temperatures achieved, are ideal when used with underfloor heating systems.
Heat is delivered at lower temperatures over much longer periods than in a radiator system.
In a well insulated property every kilowatt hour of electricity used to power the heat pump can provide up to three kilowatt hours of free energy.
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