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
Easy install heat pumps
What is a heat pump?
Imagine a boiler and an air conditioner as one. 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.
A surprising number of 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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