Newbuilds
Building a new home is an exciting time yet it is also a huge project that relies on the expert insight of qualified professionals to help you bring your vision to reality.
EcoHeating offers a seamless approach
Home heating and plumbing is among the most critical of your new build considerations, not only due to rigorous building regulations but because the choices you make in the beginning will have a considerable impact on the way you live in, and enjoy, your home environment once you move in. That is why EcoHeating offers a full plumbing and heating package that provides a seamless approach to your specific home heating and plumbing needs.
We have a fully qualified, Mitsubishi factory-trained team
EcoHeating’s comprehensive package for new build homes includes the design, supply and installation of the right Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan heat pump for your home, alongside underfloor heating, a heat recovery ventilation system and full plumbing for your new home, which includes a hot and cold pressurised water system and quality sanitary ware installation.
Our fully qualified, Mitsubishi factory-trained team will also commission your Ecodan heat pump system, providing your official commissioning certificate, a full three-year Mitsubishi Electric warranty and a detailed homeowner pack to help familiarise yourself with your new system.
Call us today to discuss your energy and plumbing needs for your new build and how to achieve the optimal energy efficient solution for your new home.
EcoHeating to deliver a customised solution for each client
It is so important to get your home heating and plumbing systems right at the early stages of your build, making sure that a system is designed specifically for your home and unique needs, and installed by a fully qualified and experienced team that values superior quality workmanship. You can trust EcoHeating to deliver expert insight and a customised solution for your home that is carbon friendly, cost efficient and most importantly, suited to your home living needs.
