Articles featuring advice on our heating products.
When considering the installation of a new or upgraded heating system, questions around cost are often top of the list. Heat pumps have gained popularity in recent years for their efficiency, versatility and sustainability - but how much does a heat pump cost, and what factors have the biggest impact on price?
It’s the summer season, and many homeowners are preparing for warmer-than-usual temperatures. Our homes are designed with the colder Irish climate in mind; they’re often not built for the sudden summer heat, that we are experiencing more frequently.
As the days grow longer the need for constant heating lessens. Summer presents the perfect opportunity for homeowners to optimise their heating systems. With smart control solutions, you can maintain comfort, reduce energy usage, and extend the lifespan of your heating system, all while preparing your home for the seasons ahead.
Today’s new build homeowners have an unprecedented range of options when choosing a home heating system. Thanks to ongoing innovation and advancements in technology, there are now many efficient and eco-friendly solutions available. These modern systems not only improve energy performance but also support long-term sustainability, helping to future-proof homes and contribute to a greener planet for generations ahead.
Finding a heating solution that is reliable, efficient, and cost-effective is the main priority for homeowners and the new Aerona R290 heat pump is designed to meet these needs and more. This next generation heat pump delivers exceptional performance with ultra-quiet operation and provides an environmentally kinder heating solution as it uses natural refrigerant R290. It has also been tested to perform in the Irish and UK climate where it maintains high efficiency and delivers maximum output in colder, damp conditions.
At Grant, we recognise the significance of selecting the most suitable heating system for your new- build home. When it comes to choosing the right heat pump, we understand that factors such as energy efficiency, compatibility with your space, sustainability and long-term cost savings are crucial. If you are deciding between an air source heat pump and ground source heat pump for your home, here’s everything you need to know:
Air source heat pumps use refrigerants to help them convert heat energy from the air outside and use this to provide heating to our homes. For the last number of years, R32 refrigerant has been commonly used in heat pumps and as heat pump technology has evolved, the type of refrigerant used in some heat pumps is also changing. Let’s take a closer look at R290 refrigerant and the role it plays in home heating.
As a homeowner, comfort and efficiency are vitally important factors when heating your home and underfloor heating can play an important part in helping to ensure you achieve both. Offering a modern, energy efficient way to created balanced warmth throughout the rooms in your home, the Grant Uflex underfloor heating system ensures a cosy, minimalist living environment.
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