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Heatking is ECA listed on the
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Here at Heatking we offer a design service which provides a full heating and hot water layout of your property based on drawings and information provided.
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The Environment
Caring for the environment around us is vital if we want to sustain our Planet for future generations. Three very important considerations when looking at providing heating and hot water for our living environments are energy efficiency, carbon emissions and the use of renewable energy. The following short articles provide information on how air source heat pumps can be the solution to all these factors.
Carbon Emissions Carbon emissions are an ever-increasing concern and in the one year the UK alone produces 40 million tonnes of carbon, 27% of which is generated within homes in the form of space heating and the delivery of hot water [click for more...].
Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Increasing awareness of the Environment and the effects of carbon emissions and depleting energy sources has led to the increase of more efficient and renewable energy solutions throughout the world [click for more...].
Helping people in Fuel Poverty Tackling fuel poverty and reducing carbon emissions are two of the most important concerns for house-owners, tenants and landlords today [click for more...].