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Let’s talk smarter heating.
Let’s talk smarter heating.
Whether you manage a single building or a large estate, I offer straightforward, independent advice and create a fit-for-purpose heating strategy aligned to your goals.
Simply fill in the form to book a call.
Whether you manage a single building or a large estate, I offer straightforward, independent advice and create a fit-for-purpose heating strategy aligned to your goals.
Simply fill in the form to book a call.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know about green energy.
What is infrared heating and how is it different?
Infrared heating works by warming people and surfaces directly, rather than heating the air. This makes it far more efficient than traditional radiator systems, especially in large, older or poorly insulated buildings.
What cost savings are possible?
Savings vary by building, but many organisations see reduced heating and maintenance costs because infrared heat targets only where it’s directed, with less heat drop off than traditional convection heating. Lower energy use, fewer damp-related repairs and reduced maintenance all contribute to long-term savings.
Is infrared disruptive to install in commercial buildings?
Not at all. Most systems can be installed with minimal downtime and without major structural changes, making it ideal for operational warehouses, active rental properties and all other environments.
Is infrared safe for use in homes, especially around children or vulnerable residents?
Completely, infrared panels operate at safe, controlled temperatures with a low voltage and don’t circulate dust or allergens, making them ideal for sensitive environments.
Can infrared be zoned for different work areas?
Yes, zoning is one of its biggest advantages. We can design heating set ups for specific workstations, packing lines, offices, homes or frequently used spaces, ensuring you're not paying to heat unused areas.
How does this support ESG goals?
Infrared heating uses less energy and produces lower carbon emissions than traditional systems. When combined with solar and battery solutions, it supports decarbonisation, improves energy efficiency and helps organisations demonstrate measurable ESG progress.
What’s included in the consultation?
We will assess your building, current heating options and key challenges, then develop a tailored heating strategy aligned to your operational, financial and ESG objectives. The focus is always on practical, cost-effective solutions that deliver measurable results.
How do your heating solutions work across different sectors?
I design tailored heating strategies based on how each building is used, its size, insulation and occupancy patterns. While the core principles are the same, every solution is adapted to meet the specific operational, regulatory and comfort needs of each sector.
Does it really help with damp and mould?
Yes. With infra-red heating warming the fabric of the building up, moisture that has been absorbed into the walls will dissipate, preventing mold from forming in damp areas. As far infra-red does not pass through windows, the glass is also heated, preventing the same level of condensation from forming around areas where there is typically a big heat drop off.
What is infrared heating and how is it different?
Infrared heating works by warming people and surfaces directly, rather than heating the air. This makes it far more efficient than traditional radiator systems, especially in large, older or poorly insulated buildings.
What cost savings are possible?
Savings vary by building, but many organisations see reduced heating and maintenance costs because infrared heat targets only where it’s directed, with less heat drop off than traditional convection heating. Lower energy use, fewer damp-related repairs and reduced maintenance all contribute to long-term savings.
Is infrared disruptive to install in commercial buildings?
Not at all. Most systems can be installed with minimal downtime and without major structural changes, making it ideal for operational warehouses, active rental properties and all other environments.
Is infrared safe for use in homes, especially around children or vulnerable residents?
Completely, infrared panels operate at safe, controlled temperatures with a low voltage and don’t circulate dust or allergens, making them ideal for sensitive environments.
Can infrared be zoned for different work areas?
Yes, zoning is one of its biggest advantages. We can design heating set ups for specific workstations, packing lines, offices, homes or frequently used spaces, ensuring you're not paying to heat unused areas.
How does this support ESG goals?
Infrared heating uses less energy and produces lower carbon emissions than traditional systems. When combined with solar and battery solutions, it supports decarbonisation, improves energy efficiency and helps organisations demonstrate measurable ESG progress.
What’s included in the consultation?
We will assess your building, current heating options and key challenges, then develop a tailored heating strategy aligned to your operational, financial and ESG objectives. The focus is always on practical, cost-effective solutions that deliver measurable results.
How do your heating solutions work across different sectors?
I design tailored heating strategies based on how each building is used, its size, insulation and occupancy patterns. While the core principles are the same, every solution is adapted to meet the specific operational, regulatory and comfort needs of each sector.
Does it really help with damp and mould?
Yes. With infra-red heating warming the fabric of the building up, moisture that has been absorbed into the walls will dissipate, preventing mold from forming in damp areas. As far infra-red does not pass through windows, the glass is also heated, preventing the same level of condensation from forming around areas where there is typically a big heat drop off.
What is infrared heating and how is it different?
Infrared heating works by warming people and surfaces directly, rather than heating the air. This makes it far more efficient than traditional radiator systems, especially in large, older or poorly insulated buildings.
What cost savings are possible?
Savings vary by building, but many organisations see reduced heating and maintenance costs because infrared heat targets only where it’s directed, with less heat drop off than traditional convection heating. Lower energy use, fewer damp-related repairs and reduced maintenance all contribute to long-term savings.
Is infrared disruptive to install in commercial buildings?
Not at all. Most systems can be installed with minimal downtime and without major structural changes, making it ideal for operational warehouses, active rental properties and all other environments.
Is infrared safe for use in homes, especially around children or vulnerable residents?
Completely, infrared panels operate at safe, controlled temperatures with a low voltage and don’t circulate dust or allergens, making them ideal for sensitive environments.
Can infrared be zoned for different work areas?
Yes, zoning is one of its biggest advantages. We can design heating set ups for specific workstations, packing lines, offices, homes or frequently used spaces, ensuring you're not paying to heat unused areas.
How does this support ESG goals?
Infrared heating uses less energy and produces lower carbon emissions than traditional systems. When combined with solar and battery solutions, it supports decarbonisation, improves energy efficiency and helps organisations demonstrate measurable ESG progress.
What’s included in the consultation?
We will assess your building, current heating options and key challenges, then develop a tailored heating strategy aligned to your operational, financial and ESG objectives. The focus is always on practical, cost-effective solutions that deliver measurable results.
How do your heating solutions work across different sectors?
I design tailored heating strategies based on how each building is used, its size, insulation and occupancy patterns. While the core principles are the same, every solution is adapted to meet the specific operational, regulatory and comfort needs of each sector.
Does it really help with damp and mould?
Yes. With infra-red heating warming the fabric of the building up, moisture that has been absorbed into the walls will dissipate, preventing mold from forming in damp areas. As far infra-red does not pass through windows, the glass is also heated, preventing the same level of condensation from forming around areas where there is typically a big heat drop off.