Cheltenham
We provide electrical, heating and renewable energy services for homes and businesses in Cheltenham, from fault finding and repairs to planned upgrades and installations. If you’re replacing an ageing boiler, improving electrics or assessing low-carbon heating, we inspect the property and explain the practical options.
An ageing consumer unit, repeated trips or a planned rewire can make parts of a property difficult to use. We trace the fault, explain the repair and test the installation properly. For landlords and agents, we carry out EICRs and provide the paperwork needed for the next stage of a letting.
A boiler that is becoming unreliable may need a repair, replacement or a different heating approach. We assess the boiler, controls, radiators, pipework and flue before recommending work. If the property uses oil, our OFTEC-registered engineers can inspect and replace the heating system. Gas boiler work is carried out by Gas Safe engineers.
If you’re considering an air source heat pump, solar panels, battery storage or an EV charge point, we start with the property rather than a standard package. We look at insulation, heat loss, available space, electrical capacity and how the system will be used. That tells you what needs changing, what the installation will involve and whether the proposed equipment is suitable for your home. MCS-certified renewable installers can also handle the certification needed for eligible grant and export applications.
Electrical, heating and renewable work can be planned together when one project affects another. The same directly employed team can coordinate the consumer unit, radiators, pipework, heat pump and charge point instead of leaving you to organise several contractors. We provide a written quotation before work starts, explain any assumptions clearly and leave the property tidy.
Tell us what needs changing, or arrange a survey if you’re still comparing options. We’ll inspect the existing installation and set out the practical next step.
If your Cheltenham home is listed, solid-walled or converted from another use, the easiest equipment position may not be acceptable. We check the proposed heat pump location, pipe routes and wall penetrations before work is agreed. We’ll flag any planning or building-fabric constraints early, so you know what the installation involves before equipment is ordered.
That review also helps protect the character of the property. We can explain where external equipment, cables and condensate pipes would go, and identify changes needed inside the home. You can then decide on a practical heating upgrade with the likely disruption understood from the start.