Can a 1930s Surrey home really run on renewable heat and power? This couples' story in Surbiton proves it can. See how their heat pump and solar PV retrofit delivered modern comfort, lower bills, and a future-ready home - all without losing character.

If you live in an older property, you might be wondering: Can heat pumps really work in old houses? You’re not alone - it’s one of the questions we hear most often. Our team recently worked on a beautiful 600-year-old timber-framed home in Hampshire, and it’s living proof that yes, heat pumps can absolutely work in old houses - with the right approach.

Discover how we helped a homeowner in Egham transform their Victorian semi with a heat pump. Tired of relying on gas, they wanted a warmer, more efficient home. Despite the challenges of an older property, our team designed and installed a renewable heating system with upgraded radiators and smart controls. The result? Reliable comfort and faster hot water - all supported by the Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant.

The Currans have just finished their first full winter using their new home energy system - made up of a heat pump, solar panels, and a home battery. They’ve crunched the numbers and looked at what this shift has meant for both their comfort and their wallet.

Case study of a home that was completely refurbished and fitted with renewables.

Recently one of our heat pump customers, Jerry, wrote a case study about his experience switching to renewables and how it has all been...