Electrical, heating and renewable services for homes and businesses in Stow-on-the-Wold and across the North Cotswolds.
We serve homes and businesses in Stow-on-the-Wold, diagnosing faults, replacing ageing systems and installing practical heating, electrical and renewable equipment.
An ageing boiler, recurring electrical fault or poor heating performance can be difficult to diagnose in an older property. We inspect the existing installation first, then explain what needs repairing, replacing or upgrading. That might mean an electrical repair, consumer unit upgrade, rewire, boiler replacement or new radiators and pipework.
Homes that use oil or LPG need equipment suited to the property and fuel supply. Our OFTEC-registered engineers service and replace oil-fired systems, while Gas Safe engineers work on gas boilers. We also check controls, hot water and heat distribution, so replacing one part doesn’t leave another limitation behind.
If you’re considering lower-carbon heating, we assess insulation, radiator sizing, pipework, electricity supply and the proposed heat pump position before recommending anything. MCS-certified installation means we can make a Boiler Upgrade Scheme application on your behalf where the property qualifies. The same certification makes solar PV and battery installations eligible for the Smart Export Guarantee.
Electrical work includes fault finding, rewires, inspection reports and EV charge points. Solar panels, battery storage and charging equipment can be planned around the building, roof space and existing consumer unit rather than treated as separate jobs.
You receive a written quotation before work starts, with the scope and cost set out clearly. Contact us to arrange an assessment and a practical recommendation for your property.
Stow-on-the-Wold properties can combine thick stone walls, older services and rooms added at different times. That can make tracing a fault or planning an upgrade more involved than replacing a visible appliance. We check existing routes and access before disturbing finishes, then explain where cables, controls or heating equipment can run. The quotation sets out any access work and making good, so you can judge the disruption before approving the job.