Jobs in Lancaster, Lune valley, North Yorkshire, The Lake District

At this property we removed an LPG combination boiler and LPG cylinders. We converted the system, installed new radiators throughout the property and installed a Vaillant air source heat pump and a Vaillant unvented cylinder.

The cylinder was installed into a small space, which was a challenge to say the least… as you can see from the photos most of the pipework was installed before we installed the cylinder. We also used a solar compatible cylinder and piped both coils to the heat pump which means the heat pump will run even more efficiently. It also means that solar could be added at a later date without having to change the cylinder.

Air source heat pumps are renewable technology. With the expensive and rising prices of  oil and LPG, air source heat pumps make an extremely noticeable cost saving alternative. Let alone their greener values. The customer now enjoys a 70% saving on their monthly bills!  The properties carbon emissions have also been greatly reduced.  Helping preserve the environment for future generations.

At this property, we installed two bathrooms and a downstairs cloakroom toilet. We Installed a full central heating system with a Vaillant ecotec system boiler. We also installed an unvented solar cylinder and a Vaillant solar domestic hot water system using two vaillant auro therm plus flat plate collectors. The solar now gives the customer 50 to 60% of their hot water throughout the year! Giving them a massive reduction in their gas bill, also lowering their carbon emissions.

We installed this wet room into a property in Kirby Lonsdale.

We first prepped the walls and the floor adding a gradient to allow for the water to drain away. we the tiled the walls and the floor. We then installed the shower toilet and basin.

We installed this natural gas wood stove in Windermere in The Lake District.

This job involved taking out an old coal fire and surround, then knocking out the builders opening and  installing a lintel.  We then arranged for the chimney to be swept. After that we had to drop a  metal flue liner down from the roof  to connect  the flue to the stove and  install the correct cowl on the top of the chimney.

We  then plastered the whole chimney breast and tiled the hearth, then finally installed the stove.

The job in total took  three days and we removed a skip full of rubble  from the old fire.