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Central Heating

Central Heating System Design and Installation

Repairing and installing central heating systems requires high levels of qualification, skill and experience and we have been doing this for over 20 years. Modern systems can combine complex components such as condensing (combination) boilers, unvented hot water cylinders and digital heating controllers. Our Gas Safe registered central heating engineers are fully trained to the highest level and qualified to design, install, repair and service your central heating systems. As accredited installers of the UK’s leading boiler brands (such as Worcester Bosch and Vaillant), our central heating engineers will ensure your system is serviced and repaired quickly to the highest standard whilst offering excellent value for money.

Our goal is to provide proper air flow and heating to each room. We set out key criteria that describe a quality system and key design and installation considerations that should be met to achieve this goal:

Be properly sized to provide the correct air flow and meet room-by-room calculated heating loads
Be installed so that the air flows are within manufacturer and the design specifications

Procedures to Design and Install a Central Heating System

The following steps should be followed in the design and installation of the central heating system to ensure efficiency and comfort:

Determine room-by-room loads and air-flows
Size equipment to manufacturer’s specification
Test the system to ensure performance and that the new system meets the design parameters