Central Heating Installation

Yes, first-time central heating installs are a full job from boiler and pipework through to radiators, and we plan the whole system before any work starts.

It depends on the size of the property and number of radiators. A full first-time installation typically takes several days; we'll give you a realistic timeframe at the survey.

Yes. Extending an existing system to add a radiator is routine work, and how long it takes comes down to the pipe runs and where the radiator is going.

Yes, swapping out old single-panel radiators for modern double-panel or convector radiators can noticeably improve heat output in a room.

TRVs let you control the temperature of individual radiators rather than heating the whole house to one setting, which can help with both comfort and running costs.

We work with dust sheets and protect flooring throughout, and lifting floorboards for pipe runs is done carefully and put back properly, not left for you to sort.

Yes, every system is pressure-tested and checked for leaks before we consider the job complete and hand it back to you.

Get in touch with details of the room and property, and we'll talk through whether underfloor heating fits the job and give you honest advice.

It depends on room size, insulation, and window area. We calculate proper heat loss figures rather than guessing, so the radiator actually heats the room.

Yes, zoning with separate thermostats and valves is a common upgrade for homes wanting more control over heating different areas.