We provide Heat Pumps and Ventilation services for your home or workplace.

Floor-Mounted Heat Pumps

For homes with limited wall space or those looking to add heating to specific areas, floor-mounted heat pumps offer a sleek, modern solution. These units are designed to sit near the floor, maximising air circulation and providing efficient heating and cooling. Floor mounts are ideal for bedrooms, living rooms, or offices, and are available in both single and multi-zone configurations.

Key Features:

• Discreet, space-saving design
• Efficient air distribution for even room temperature
• Quiet operation

Hi-Wall Heat Pumps

Hi-wall heat pumps are perfect for those seeking a more traditional, wall-mounted heating option. These units are mounted high on the wall, offering efficient heating and cooling that’s ideal for a variety of room sizes. Hi-wall units are designed to blend seamlessly into your home’s décor while providing superior climate control.

Key Features:

• Elegant, modern design
• Fast, effective heating and cooling
• Adjustable fan speeds for precise air distribution

Ducted Heat Pump Systems

For a whole-house solution, ducted heat pump systems offer the ultimate in comfort and control. These systems use a network of ducts to distribute heated or cooled air evenly throughout your home. Ducted systems are particularly well-suited for larger homes or those requiring uniform temperature control across multiple rooms.

Key Features:

• Whole-house heating and cooling
• Discreet ceiling or under-floor installations
• Quiet operation with a centralised control unit

Zone Control Systems

Achieve personalised comfort in every room of your home with our zone control systems. This technology allows you to set different temperatures for individual rooms or zones within your home, giving you full control over your heating and cooling needs. With the added flexibility of zoning, you can save energy by heating or cooling only the rooms you’re using, while keeping others at an optimal temperature.

Key Features:

• Customisable temperature control for each zone
• Energy savings by controlling individual room temperatures
• Easy-to-use digital controls, either through a central thermostat or app-based control.

Multi-Head Systems

A multi-head heat pump system is a type of HVAC setup that connects multiple indoor units (or ‘heads’) to a single outdoor unit. This allows different rooms or zones within a building to be individually controlled for heating and cooling, all while using one compact, efficient outdoor unit. It’s an ideal solution for homes or businesses looking to manage temperature in various areas without the need for multiple outdoor units, offering both space-saving and energy-efficient benefits.

Key features of multi-head systems include:

• Zoning Control: Each indoor unit can be independently controlled, allowing customized comfort for different rooms or areas.
• Energy Efficiency: The system uses a single outdoor unit, reducing energy consumption and installation costs compared to traditional systems with multiple outdoor units.
• Space-Saving Design: With fewer outdoor units needed, multi-head systems save valuable space while still providing reliable performance across multiple zones.

Energy and Heat Recovery

A heat recovery system is a technology used to improve energy efficiency by capturing and reusing heat that would otherwise be wasted. These systems are commonly used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) applications and are designed to reduce energy consumption and lower operating costs.

Here’s how it works:
In a typical heat recovery system, warm air from one part of a building (e.g., exhaust air from kitchens or bathrooms) is passed through a heat exchanger. This heat is then transferred to fresh incoming air or to a heating system, such as a heat pump or water-based radiator system. This process allows the system to “recover” the energy from the outgoing air, reducing the need to heat incoming air from scratch.

The result is a more energy-efficient building environment that maintains comfort while minimizing the need for additional heating or cooling, reducing energy costs, and lowering carbon footprints. These systems are commonly found in commercial buildings, but they can also be used in residential settings, particularly in energy-efficient homes or buildings aiming for green certifications like LEED.

Key benefits include:

• Reduced energy consumption: By reusing energy from outgoing air.
• Improved air quality: Since they continuously circulate fresh, filtered air.
• Lower environmental impact: Decreasing reliance on external energy sources and reducing emissions.

These systems are particularly valuable in buildings with high ventilation needs or those looking to meet sustainability goals.

Hotwater Heatpumps

Hot water heat pumps are an energy-efficient solution for producing hot water in homes and businesses. These systems work by extracting heat from the air or ground and transferring it to water, significantly reducing electricity usage compared to traditional electric water heaters. In addition to lowering energy bills, hot water heat pumps are environmentally friendly, producing fewer emissions.

One advanced type of hot water heat pump is the CO2 heat pump, which uses carbon dioxide (CO2) as a refrigerant instead of conventional greenhouse gases. CO2 heat pumps are particularly energy-efficient, offering superior performance in colder climates and providing a more sustainable alternative to traditional systems. These heat pumps not only help reduce operating costs but also have a lower environmental impact, making them an excellent choice for those looking to minimize their carbon footprint while still benefiting from reliable hot water heating.

If you would like further information or a quote, give us a call today!

Home Ventilation

Proper home ventilation is essential for maintaining healthy indoor air quality and preventing issues like excess humidity, condensation, and mold growth. A well-ventilated home helps to remove stale air and bring in fresh, filtered air, improving comfort and indoor health.

Positive pressure systems are an effective solution for ventilation, working by gently introducing fresh, filtered air into your home. This creates a slight pressure that helps to push out stale, damp air, preventing moisture buildup and reducing the risk of mold and condensation, especially in areas like bathrooms, kitchens, and basements.

Heat transfer systems, on the other hand, efficiently move warm or cool air from one part of your home to another. These systems can help balance temperatures across different rooms, making sure your living spaces are consistently comfortable while also reducing humidity and condensation. Both systems work together to enhance air quality, control moisture levels, and create a healthier, more energy-efficient home environment.

Extract fans are another important ventilation component, designed to remove moist, stale air from areas like bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms. By extracting humid air directly from these high-moisture areas, extract fans help prevent condensation and mold growth while ensuring that the air in your home stays fresh and dry.