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Ground source heat pumps – what to know if you're considering this low-carbon heat source for your home
As a fossil fuel alternative, ground source heat pumps offer a long-term energy efficient option for heating your home. But, what does having one involve?
Hidden heat pump insulation faults could be costing UK homes £74 a year
Poor insulation on heat pump pipework is being linked to avoidable energy losses in UK homes, according to industry figures presented at a major energy conference
Heat pumps and home comfort: designing for year-round wellbeing
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Installing a heat pump brings with it a whole host of benefits that go beyond the reduction in energy bills and reduced CO2 emissions. Adding one will improve the comfort levels and wellbeing of you, your home and your family
Beyond the boiler: why heat pumps are a whole-home heating upgrade
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Installing a heat pump isn’t just about replacing your boiler with an alternative product, it’s about taking a fresh look at the energy efficiency and performance of your whole home and improving it
How to prepare your home for a heat pump: what renovators should get right first
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Making sure your home renovation suits a heat pump is really down to two key areas – home insulation and your heat emitters. Get these two elements right in advance and your heat pump will perform well
Could insulation innovations feature in your self-build or renovation plans? Our build expert explores the options
A well-insulated property is the goal for most homeowners, so with technology advancing, build expert Mark Stevenson explores current insulation innovations
Heat pump vs boiler upgrade: which option makes more sense during a renovation?
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Switching an old boiler for a new one in a home renovation can seem like the easy choice, but here’s why installing a heat pump could actually bring far greater rewards
Should you turn off underfloor heating in the summer? Experts confirm if you should, and the steps to follow if you do
If you're not using your underfloor heating in summer, it makes sense to think about turning it off. But is there more to it than simply pressing the off switch?
