Heating Systems
Upgrading your full heating system, including boiler, radiators, smart controls and pipework can radically improve comfort levels and enable your demands for hot water to be met.
Professionally designed and installed by our expert heating engineers, your home will become energy efficient, less expensive to heat and more comfortable.
Get a new heating system
A new heating system from Evolve will be designed around you and your family’s lifestyle, effortlessly providing warmth and hot water when you need it.
Plus, these days you can have finger-tip control from a heating control app so you can adjust your home’s temperature anywhere, any time. Imagine being able to boost your home’s heating on your way home after a cold day out – bliss!
Over half of the money an average UK household spends on fuel bills goes to provide heating and hot water, so an energy efficient home heating system can make a huge difference to your out-goings.
Getting a new heating system
Drop us a message or give us a call we’ll book you a FREE home visit for a Home Surveyor to come and take a look at your property and discuss all the considerations of a new heating system with you.
The new heating system will be fitted by a team of Gas Safe-accredited heating engineers.
We aim to get back to you by the next working day
Things to consider
There are numerous things to consider when having a new heating system designed and fitted. Luckily, our Evolve Home Surveyors and Heating Engineers have vast experience and many happy customers under their belt and will be able to expertly advise you on all the various options:
Combination Boilers
Suitable for: homes where space is at a premium.
A ‘combi’ boiler heats both the water supply and central heating system via a single, combined unit. This means that there is no separate tank for hot water, saving space in your home, and giving you unlimited hot water on demand.
System Boilers
Suitable for: homes that need hot water in more than one place at the same time e.g more than one bathroom
System boilers – also known as sealed system – require a water cylinder (which usually sits in an airing cupboard), but no water tank, saving you some space. You’ll be able to get hot water in more than one place at a time, but the hot water may run out meaning a wait while a new supply is heated.
Traditional Boilers
Suitable for: homes that use lots of hot water.
Also known as regular or conventional, traditional boilers have a cylinder and a tank, meaning you’ll need space for both, typically in an airing cupboard and loft. The hot water fl ow rate tends to be high as hot water is stored within the tank ready for use. Often most suitable for older homes where a traditional system is already in situ.
Smart controls
These allow you to remotely control your home’s heating system when you are not there, using an internet-connected device such as a mobile phone, laptop, tablet or PC.
Boiler thermostats
Boiler control thermostats control the temperature of the water which is pumped from the boiler through your home’s heating system. The higher the temperature is set the quicker and more efficiently your home will be heated.
Cylinder thermostats
Cylinder thermostats prevent your hot water becoming hotter than is required by turning the heat supply off when it reaches the temperature you have specified.
Thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs)
TRVs control the amount of water flowing through a radiator to help maintain a constant temperature.
Radiators
Radiators distribute heat into your rooms exactly where you need it and, these days, they are designed by manufacturers with function and style in mind, meaning radiators can be an attractive feature and form an important part of the finished system.
Best quality,
guaranteed
We install Worcester Bosch boilers as standard, but we do sometimes specify Ideal Boilers, depending on customer requirement or available funding.
During our home visit we’ll discuss the options with you and help you decide on the best for you.
Why choose Evolve?
We’re great at what we do and our team has over 450 years’ experience between us so we know how to do an excellent job. We only use the best materials and all our surveyors and engineers are highly trained and take pride in their work.
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Established in 2015
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60 members of staff
450
450 years of combined experience
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Over 15,000 homes decarbonised since 2015
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A further 80 homes decarbonised every week
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Heating Systems FAQs
A heating system is the method used to keep your home at an acceptable temperature. Typically, in the UK, a heating system is made up of a boiler, pipe work and radiators. However, solar heating, heat pumps and other renewable sources of heat are becoming more and more commonplace in the home.
To keep your home and its occupants warm and comfortable. Plus, modern heating systems are much more energy efficient giving you better performance and the potential to reduce your heating bills by heating your home more efficiently.
It depends what type of heating system you’re having. A few days is typical, maybe as long as a week in some cases, if it’s a large property or you’re switching heating type.
Our Home Energy Surveyor will advise what you need to do in preparation for the installation team to carry out their work. It really depends on the work you’re having done. If we are fitting new pipe work and radiators, we may have to lift your carpets so you’ll need to clear the space of heavy furniture, for example.
Over half of the money an average UK household spends on fuel bills goes to provide heating and hot water, so an energy efficient home heating system can make a huge difference to your out-goings. Our Home Energy Surveyor will be able to give you a specific answer during their home visit.
A new heating system is a sizable investment, but the benefits of lower heating bills and a more energy-efficient home are significant. Our Home Energy Surveyor will provide an exact quote to you when we know exactly what your home needs. We have access to many types of funding so it’s possible we may be able to help you have your system partially funded (dependent on qualifying factors).
We have access to many types of funding so it’s possible we may be able to help you have your system partially funded (dependent on qualifying factors).
