Our Mission:
To make it easy for UK households to decarbonise.
How?
Taking the world’s most common air-con units and adapting for quick installation.
Our Projects:
We’re working on a variety of projects, most of which are related to improving the quality of new and existing houses.
Consultancy services
Magflow water meter technology
EZ install Air-Air Heat Pumps
Airtightness testing technology
Fast bus network
EZ install heat pumps
What is a heat pump?
Imagine a boiler and an air conditioner had a child: heat pumps can both heat and cool your home, typically with lower running costs than a boiler
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By moving heat instead of trying to create it, heat pumps are more than 100% efficient – normally 300-400% !
If you have an electric boiler, a heat pump could instantly reduce your heat bills by ~66%
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We offer an Air-Air and an Air-Water heat pump (both using our EZ install technology)
the A-A heat pump would heat & cool one space, and the A-W would effectively replace your boiler
Our installation costs are greatly lower than our competitors, partly due to saved time during installation.
The A-W heat pump may entitle you to a government grant of 5k+.
Consultancy services
Our Sr. Engineer is a chartered engineer specializing in measurement technology, and ready to consult on most related matters.
Fast bus networks
We have spent a considerable amount of time drafting up more efficient bus routes to more thoroughly connect major UK cities
Airtightness testing technology
Extortionate heating bills? This is probably why.
Most modern houses are incorrectly tested for airtightness, resulting in a lot of modern builds having very high heat bills despite good insulation and efficient heating systems.
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Airtightness (in buildings) effectively boils down to “How much of my heated air is my house pushing out?”
It matters because: no matter how good your insulation is, if your house is blowing out hot air, you are going to see it in your heating bills; air currents completely bypass insulation.
Air can escape through a great number of tiny cracks in brickwork, but if a house has failed the test and inspection usually finds a meter+ long crack typically somewhere around where the top of your wall meets your roof.
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By simplifying testing methods so any builder can test any building as often as they please.
Contact us.
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