Warm homes, clean streets, work worth doing.

Book a Home Heat Plan

Heat pumps, insulation and hot water across Edinburgh and the Lothians — measured before they're specified, installed without wrecking what already works.

See the work
Heat pump installed on a timber platform crossing a roof

(01) Why I do this

The neighbourhood my children inherit is made of ordinary decisions. What gets burned on the street. What goes in a skip. Who gets trained properly and who doesn't.

Every home in this country is going to have to stop burning things. The only question is whether it's done well, and by whom.

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Swallows nesting in sandstone brickwork

(02) The method

Measure. Improve. Install. Tune. Return.

Measure(01)
Improve(02)
Install(03)
Tune(04)
Return(05)

Most installers start at "install". That's why so many heat pumps are oversized, overpriced and disappointing.

We measure your house first, improve the fabric with grant funding where it's available, and only then size the machine — which by that point is smaller, cheaper to buy and cheaper to run.

How it works

(04) Difficult installs

We were told it wasn't possible

Windows taken out and load-bearing platforms built to carry a heat pump across a roof that couldn't hold it. Planning won on applications others had abandoned. An indoor install where permission couldn't be obtained at all.

If you've been turned down, tell us what you were told.

Difficult installs
A copper pipework array laid out in neat parallel runs
Underfloor heating pipework loops before the screed is laid
A neatly organised manifold cupboard

no labels — the layout is the label.

(07) Clean air

Nothing burns on your street any more

Every gas boiler is a small fire in a home, venting into the street it stands on. Multiply that by a stair, a terrace, a school run. A heat pump doesn't burn anything — no flue, no combustion, no gas main under the pavement.

The warmth stays in. The air outside stays outside air.

Same house, warmer. Same street, cleaner.

(08) Who does the work

Meet Robin, and the people behind every installation.

About

(09) Funding

Heat pump grantUp to £7,500
Heat pump interest-free loanUp to £7,500 more
Rural / island upliftExtra £1,500
Insulation grantUp to 75% of cost, capped £7,500

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Funding & grants

Start with a Home Heat Plan — [£X]

Room-by-room heat loss, a fabric and moisture survey, and a sequenced plan for your house. Yours to keep, whoever you use afterwards.