If you own a Victorian, Edwardian or Georgian house, you have probably been told at some point that it is too old for a heat pump or that it needs a great deal of insulation before any new heating makes sense. Neither claim is reliably true. The best heating for period properties depends on how … Read more
This page contains affiliate links. If you get a quote through them, I may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. How this site earns money. Introduction If your boiler is on its last legs, the first question is usually the simplest one: how much is a new one going to cost? The … Read more
Navigating the complex world of heating systems can be a tad overwhelming. But with a bit of direction, you’ll see why everyone’s talking about heat pumps and energy-efficient systems. This guide will walk you through the knowledge we have gained around creating a home that’s smarter, more sustainable, and future-ready. On this page Knowing What’s … Read more
If your home never quite feels warm enough, or your energy bills keep creeping up despite no change in how you use your heating, it might not be your fault; it might be your system. Heating equipment doesn’t fail overnight. It degrades gradually, and most homeowners don’t notice the warning signs until they’re stuck with … Read more
Insulation is usually the cheapest way to cut heating bills and make a home more comfortable, whatever heats it. It also makes every other upgrade work better: a well-insulated home needs a smaller boiler or heat pump, and a heat pump can run at the lower temperatures where it’s most efficient. This guide covers the … Read more
