Building audit
We assess floor area, insulation, windows and doors, previous fuel consumption and hot-water demand.
We first calculate energy demand and inspect the heating system. Then we select the equipment, accessories and controls — without oversizing.
A heat pump is part of a complete system. That is why we also assess the central-heating system, domestic hot-water preparation, controls and electrical connection.
We assess floor area, insulation, windows and doors, previous fuel consumption and hot-water demand.
We compare capacity, operating temperature, noise levels, controls and the required scope of heating-system upgrades.
We coordinate delivery, plumbing and electrical work, commissioning, user training and after-sales support.

What matters most is how the system will perform in a specific home. Incorrect capacity or an excessively high flow temperature can increase costs and reduce comfort.
One project manager guides the entire project and explains technical decisions along the way.
We collect information about the building, bills, current heat source and expectations.
We calculate demand, inspect the system and present comparable options.
We agree the schedule, install the equipment, perform measurements and commission the system.
We provide training, configure the controls and remain available for service.
A binding price requires technical data. The information below helps establish a starting point.
Equipment selection, standard accessories, installation, commissioning and user training.
Extended scope covering required plumbing changes, a hot-water cylinder, buffer tank or circuit upgrades.
Integrated planning of heating and electricity generation, with the option to add battery storage.
Prices are indicative, apply to a typical scope and do not constitute a commercial offer. The cost depends, among other things, on capacity, accessories, installation routes, changes to the heating system and site conditions.
We assess the conditions first, then provide a specific answer.
It can work, but the building's heat loss, flow temperature and system condition must be assessed. In some cases, partial thermal modernisation is the better first step.
We consider the building's heat demand, insulation, heat distribution system, domestic hot-water preparation and local conditions. Floor area alone is not enough.
Yes, provided the radiator parameters and flow temperature can deliver the required comfort. We verify this before selecting the unit.
Yes. We check current programmes and eligibility rules and help with the documentation. Funding availability is confirmed individually.
Tell us the floor area, current heating system and location. We will follow up with technical questions and the next step.