Articles featuring advice on our heating products.
The reliability and efficiency of a heating system is key to keeping homes warm and comfortable throughout the year. If your home heating system is not reliable or working efficiently, it could be time to consider an upgrade.
As Winter approaches and we begin to use our home heating systems more regularly, it is important to know how to heat your home efficiently during the colder, winter months. Here are some of our top tips on how to heat your home efficiently:
Installing Grant solar collectors is a clean and highly efficient way of using renewable energy from sunlight to provide hot water for your home, while also reducing your fuel bills and the building’s carbon footprint. The panels operate with both direct and diffused sunlight, meaning they will even work on cloudy days.
The Grant Uflex underfloor heating system is a popular and versatile choice of heat emitter for self-builders throughout Northern Ireland.
Grant’s Uflex underfloor heating system is an increasingly popular choice of heat emitter with self-builders throughout Ireland due to its unobtrusive design and high efficiency levels. When considering how to heat individual rooms within your new build home there are many reasons to choose underfloor heating.
If you are building a new home, choosing the right heating system is a key decision. Where do you start? In this blog post, we will explain all you need to know about heating your self-build home.
When it comes to selecting a heating system for your home, homeowners have more choice than ever before. Innovation and continued research and development has provided homeowners with a wide range of highly efficient and sustainable home heating technologies to choose from and in turn, allow more focus on future-proofing the home to allow a greener future for generations to come.
Installing smart heating controls to your home heating system can reduce your energy usage by up to 20%. If you do not have heating controls, you may find you are incurring unnecessary energy wastage and you have higher heating bills. This is due to the lack of control you have over the amount of heat you are using to heat your home and your hot water.
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