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Underfloor heating isn't just a few pipes in the ground, there have or should have been careful planning and design gone into the system to allow it to work correctly, more so with low temperature systems and heat pumps.

Low-temperature heating systems are where all domestic heating systems should be. It's what's required if we are to install more heat pumps but also has huge benefits to gas boiler installations.

To achieve the highest Scop (efficiency) your heat pump must be running off its own controller and have limited interference from external stats.

VDI 2035 isn't a common practice in the UK, We like to pride ourselves in taking those extra steps to provide quality to our heat pump and boiler installations. This means we fill to a high Standard of water parameters and try and go above and beyond to reach them this includes filling your system with demineralised water.

The benefits and knowledge of this heat loss is invaluable to any engineer or homeowner looking at getting the maximum efficiency out of their systems and making sure that the property has the correct sized heat source and also the correct size emitter for the property to maintain the desired indoor temperature whatever the outdoor temperature.

We offer all our customers the opportunity to include 'Open Energy Monitoring', this shows us their energy usages, there performances, their Cop/ Scop (seasonal co efficient performance) or in layman's terms how much electric to heat generated they are using.

I wouldn't be where I am today without the types of leading industry training from Heat Geek or Northampton Academy teaching correct system design especially for low temperature systems and heat pumps that run at the lower difference of temperature of 5deg.