A heat pump shouldn't cost you a cupboard
(01)
The question nobody asks out loud: where does the cylinder go, and what do I lose?
Usually you lose a cupboard, because most installs are planned around the equipment instead of the house. We plan them around the house — which is what an architect's training is actually for.
(02) Three moves
Cylinders fitted inside existing wardrobes, so the other half keeps doing its job instead of going in a skip.
Platforms built into tight cupboards so the cylinder sits high and the space underneath becomes storage you didn't have before.
A cupboard that wasn't working — done thoughtfully, an install is a reason to fix it.
(03) Storage that wasn't working
Most homes have storage that isn't working properly — a cupboard nobody can reach into, a dead corner, a wardrobe half full of nothing. Done thoughtfully, an install is a reason to fix that. Several of our customers have finished with more usable storage than they started with.
Smaller footprint, better organised, nothing decent thrown away.
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.