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AREAS WE COVER

West Yorkshire based, designing across England & Wales

We survey in person across Yorkshire and the north Midlands, and design remotely for the rest of England and Wales. Below are the areas with a dedicated page — but if your town is not listed, it does not mean we cannot help.

IN-PERSON SURVEY AREAS

Sixteen areas, each written for the housing stock

Each page covers the construction we actually meet there — gritstone in Craven, pit terraces in Barnsley, conservation-area stone in Otley — because form factor decides heat loss far more than floor area does.

WEST YORKSHIRE

Our home patch

Twenty minutes from most of these. Back-to-backs, interwar semis and Pennine stone.

NORTH YORKSHIRE

Dales, city and villages

Conservation areas, listed property and off-gas homes running on oil or LPG.

SOUTH YORKSHIRE

Steel city and coalfield

Steep sites, stone semis and non-traditional construction that rules of thumb get wrong.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

Rural and off-gas

Oil and LPG properties where a heat pump usually wins on running cost — if it is designed low.

OUTSIDE THESE AREAS

Remote design covers England and Wales

Plenty of our design work never needs us on the doorstep. Where a survey is not practical, we work from your measurements, photographs, floor plans and EPC, and we tell you up front how confident we can be in the result. If the honest answer is “we need to see it”, we will say that instead of guessing.

HOMEOWNERS

Remote design programme

Full room-by-room design worked from your own measurements and property documents.

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INSTALLERS

Outsourced design, nationwide

MCS-ready calculations and system design issued in your own name, wherever you work.

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Is your area covered?

If your town is not on the list, ask anyway. We will tell you honestly whether an in-person survey is practical or whether remote design is the better route.