Plain-English guides to air-to-air heat pumps, air-to-water heat pumps, solar and battery storage — written to answer the questions homeowners actually ask, not to push a product.
An air-to-air heat pump heats and cools individual rooms from one system, with separate control for each space. It suits homes with a few problem rooms rather than a whole house that needs reheating.
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An air-to-water heat pump replaces your boiler and heats your radiators or underfloor heating and your hot water. Whether it suits your home depends on a proper heat-loss assessment and system design.
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Solar panels turn daylight into electricity you use first, before drawing from the grid. Your generation depends on roof direction, pitch, shading and the seasons; your savings depend on how much of that electricity you actually use yourself.
Read the guideNot always. A battery is worth it when it will shift enough electricity from cheap or free to expensive to pay for itself in a sensible time. That depends on your usage, your tariff and your solar generation — not on a blanket rule.
Read the guideA few minutes of questions about your home, your heating and the rooms you use most — no pressure, no obligation.
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