Moreton-in-Marsh
We provide electrical, heating and renewable energy repairs, upgrades and installations for homes and businesses in Moreton-in-Marsh. From heating faults and electrical work to heat pumps, solar and battery storage, we assess the property and recommend the right work.
Older homes can hide the cause of a fault behind solid walls, ageing wiring or an oil-fired heating system. We inspect the installation first, explain what needs attention and set out the work before anything starts.
Electrical work includes fault finding, repairs, consumer unit upgrades, rewiring and electrical safety reports for homeowners, landlords and property managers. If an EICR identifies a problem, we explain which items need correcting rather than treating every observation as an urgent repair.
For homes heated by gas, oil or LPG, we repair and replace boilers, improve heating controls and alter radiators or pipework where needed. Gas Safe and OFTEC registration means the engineer working on the relevant boiler has the registration required for that fuel. If a heat pump, solar PV or battery system is being considered, we assess insulation, heat loss, roof space, electrical capacity and the existing heating system first. MCS-certified installers can then handle the installation and submit a Boiler Upgrade Scheme application where the property qualifies, while solar and battery systems can be made eligible for the Smart Export Guarantee.
Electrical, heating and renewable work is handled by our directly employed team, so the consumer unit, heating changes and EV charge point can be coordinated as one project. We provide a written quotation before work begins, with no surprise charges, and leave the property tidy when the work is complete.
In a Moreton-in-Marsh home moving from oil or LPG to an air source heat pump, the existing radiator system may need to change. A heat pump runs at a lower temperature for longer, so some rooms may need larger radiators or improved pipework. We check the heat output room by room and explain any alterations before you commit to the installation.
That gives you a clear plan for the work, including what happens to the existing boiler and how we’ll keep disruption proportionate to the property.