Solar PV and Solar Water Heating Quotes at Solar Guide

Written by Administrator in June 19th, 2010  
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Following the launch of the Government's Feed-in Tariff the interest in Solar PV installations is sure to rise, the government initiative designed to incentivise the  micro-generation of electricity allows homeowners to earn revenue from unused electricity that is sold back to the grid. In addition the Renewable Heat Incentive planned for

Boiler Guide Launched

Written by Administrator in June 3rd, 2009  
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It's not everyday you can easily find a local boiler engineer rated by local people like you and me but our sister site Boiler Guide has been set-up to change this, by searching via your postcode or directly through the navigational map you can hone in and find oil or

Biasi Boilers

Written by Central Heating Guide in October 27th, 2008  
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The Biasi group of companies is a family owned Italian organisation focused on producing steam and heat generated products. Biasi UK was created in 1990 as a way to distribute and promote the company's products throughout the United Kingdom. Biasi's boilers are all of the gas-fired combination boilers and come

How to re-pressurise your central heating system

Written by Central Heating Guide in August 11th, 2008  
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Often the pressure in your central heating system may seem to raise and fall, which can cause your central heating system to run less efficiently, and even cause damage to the system itself. This is caused by air that has worked its way into your central heating system, and must

The Importance of Loft Insulation

Written by Administrator in July 1st, 2008  
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Installing loft insulation of adequate thickness can reduce your heating bills and your carbon footprint. Indeed if you have loft insulation of a thickness less than 10" or no loft insulation at all, anything up to 20% of the heat energy from your heating system may be disappearing through the

UK Grants for Heating and Energy Efficiency

Written by Administrator in June 29th, 2008  
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UK Grants for Heating and Energy Efficiency If you are planning to make any form of energy efficiency to your home financial assistance is widely available. The British Government funds various different schemes – "Warm Front" in England, "Home Energy Efficiency Scheme" in Wales, "Warm Deal" in Scotland and "Warm

What is Energy Efficient Central Heating?

Written by Administrator in June 24th, 2008  
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Central Heating The concept of central heating is – or should be – well understood by householders in the United Kingdom with no fewer than 22 million households relying on a central heating system to provide them with warmth and hot water on demand. The most popular central heating systems involve

Green Heating

Written by Administrator in June 11th, 2008  
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With the world becoming increasingly aware of alternative and renewable heating sources it's nice to a see new site covering greener methods that emit little or no Co2 emissions, the gas that is killing our environment. Green Heating has published some interesting articles covering innovative ways to insulate and heat

Cheap Boilers & Central Heating in Summer

Written by Administrator in May 11th, 2008  
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It's the last thing on your mind, it's hot outside and you don't need to buy a new central heating system or boiler, it can wait, right?, wrong. Summer is the ideal time to shop around, get the best deal and buy, suppliers and installers are quietest at this time

Hot Floors Underfloor Heating

Written by Administrator in April 23rd, 2008  
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I'd like to welcome our newest advertiser on board, Hot Floors Underfloor Heating, Hot Floors is a UK based supplier specialising in electrical underfloor heating for various applications including Kitchens, Conservatories & Bathrooms. All Hot Floor products are manufactured exclusively in Scandinavia, the leader in underfloor heating providing Scandinavian quality
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