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Recommendation for Consultants in West Yorkshire for 1850's House Installation
Hi All,
First time poster here.
I did use the search function 1st, but couldn't quite find what I was looking for.
We're completing on an 1850's Farm cottage later this month, which we'd like to convert to ASHP.
The building isn't listed, it is an old farm house that has been extended over the years and has various sources of heating, it's currently on a relatively new oil boiler (last 5 years), some rooms have storage heaters,some radiators and some log burners.
The house is 380sqm, with 5 bedrooms and 7 reception rooms.
The house also comes with a 5.8kw wind turbine, which is annually serviced and provides an excellent output, compared to our current solar installation.
Whilst my job in new build commercial construction, is full of ASHP and Brukl documents day in and day out, I'd like to keep professional services with work and professional services for home life separate.
We are prepared that all radiators, will need to be replaced and potentially pipe work and also the adaptation to under floor heating in the lounge/kitchen/diner area.
I'd welcome people's recommendations for heat loss consultants and/or installers in the west Yorkshire area.
Thanks
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