Domestic heating & hot water
Boiler and cylinder design, heat-loss assessment, radiator sizing, hydraulic balancing, controls, upgrades and performance optimisation.
What we do / Mechanical engineering
Heating, cooling, ventilation and hot water engineered for comfort, efficiency, reliability and long-term performance.
Whole-system mechanical design
We design, install, upgrade and optimise mechanical systems around how the building is constructed, occupied and used. That means understanding heat loss, hot-water demand, occupancy, operating hours, zoning and controls before deciding what plant belongs in the building.
The result is a coordinated system that performs efficiently, remains maintainable and is prepared for the building’s future needs.

Mechanical services
Every service can be delivered independently or coordinated as part of a wider building-engineering project.
Boiler and cylinder design, heat-loss assessment, radiator sizing, hydraulic balancing, controls, upgrades and performance optimisation.
Boilers, pumps, hydraulic systems, distribution, hot-water generation, plant sequencing, planned maintenance and system upgrades.
Split, multi-split, VRF/VRV and chilled-water solutions matched to occupancy, heat gains, zoning, ventilation and energy use.
Mechanical extract, supply-and-extract and heat-recovery ventilation designed around airflow, pressure loss, acoustics and filtration.
Wet underfloor systems, manifolds, circuit design, heat-load calculations, zoning, balancing and low-temperature heat-source integration.
Heat-loss-led sizing, low-temperature design, emitter assessment, hot-water integration, hydraulics, weather compensation and monitoring.
Domestic and commercial gas installation, servicing, inspections, fault finding, upgrades, landlord requirements and commissioning.
Testing, balancing, controls refinement and performance verification so systems operate as intended in real conditions.

Our engineering process
Good performance depends on more than installation. We coordinate the technical details through design and delivery, then commission the finished system and verify that it responds properly to real building demand.
Tell us about the building, the current system and what needs to perform better.