Lothian · Heating & cooling
Heating & air conditioning in Edinburgh.
Georgian terraces in the New Town, Victorian sandstone tenements in Marchmont, Bruntsfield and Leith, and stone villas in Morningside and the Grange. Thick stone walls, high ceilings and big sash windows, in buildings with a lot of rules attached.
- Gas Safe registered
- MCS heat pumps
- F-Gas certified
Buildings we work in
- Georgian New Town terraces and flats, much of it listed
- Victorian sandstone tenements in Marchmont, Bruntsfield and Leith
- Stone villas and terraced houses in Morningside and the Grange
- New-build flats on the waterfront and around the edge of the city
- Offices, hotels and restaurants in the Old Town and city centre
What we’re called for most
- Combi and system boiler replacements in tenement flats
- Radiator upgrades for high-ceilinged rooms
- Landlord gas safety records for flats and HMOs
- Heat pumps for houses, with Home Energy Scotland support
Working in Edinburgh
The Old and New Towns are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and much of the New Town is listed, so a new flue or outdoor unit can need listed building consent. In tenements, anything on the common parts or outside walls usually needs agreement from the other owners, often through the factor.
Home Energy Scotland
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme doesn’t cover Scotland, which has its own heat pump grants and interest-free loans through Home Energy Scotland. We’ll point you to the current offer before you commit.How heat pump grants workPopular in Edinburgh
Edinburgh
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Send your address and what’s happening. We’ll confirm when we can be there and what to expect.
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