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Commercial heating contractors in Wales

Heating is a big running cost, so it is worth getting right during a fit-out. We match you with commercial heating engineers who size the system for the space and fit controls that save energy.

  • Matched by hand to a checked local expert
  • Insurance and company checked
  • Free, with no obligation
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What do you need?

Which trades do you need?

Tick as many as you need.

Ceilings and walls

Floors and tiling

Building and structure

Power, data and AV

Heating, cooling and energy

Kitchens and washrooms

Finishes and joinery

Fire safety

Doors, windows and shopfronts

Warehouse and industrial

Strip-out and asbestos

Design and handover

What kind of building is it?

Roughly how big is it?

When do you want it done?

Where is the building?

The postcode tells us which installers cover it.

Do you have drawings or a layout?

Who should the installers contact?

Anything else installers should know?

Optional. Access, opening hours, deadlines, anything unusual.

Your brief

Check it over. Tap any line to change it.

When you send it, we read your brief and pass it only to checked installers who do that work and cover your postcode. They contact you to visit and quote. No obligation.

Options

Types of commercial heating

Gas boilers

Commercial boilers and plant rooms.

Heat pumps

Air source heat pumps for lower-carbon heat.

Emitters

Radiators, fan convectors and underfloor heating.

Controls

Zoning and smart controls to cut running costs.

What is included

  • Commercial gas boilers and plant rooms
  • Air source heat pumps
  • Radiators, fan convectors and underfloor heating
  • Heating controls and zoning
  • Hot water systems
  • Servicing and repairs

What affects the price

  • Size and use of the building
  • Gas, electric or heat pump
  • Existing pipework and plant room
  • How the space is zoned
  • Energy targets and grants

Process

How the job runs

  1. Survey and heat load

  2. Design and specify

  3. Install and connect

  4. Commission and hand over

How long? Alterations for a new layout can be quick. Plant replacement depends on lead times.

Questions to ask an installer

  • Are your engineers Gas Safe and F-gas certified?
  • How have you sized the system?
  • What controls are included?
  • What warranty and servicing come with it?

Rules and safety

Gas work must be done by Gas Safe registered engineers with the right commercial qualifications. Heat pumps contain refrigerant, so the engineer needs F-gas certification. New and replacement heating systems must meet the Building Regulations on energy efficiency.

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Questions

Commercial heating: common questions

Is a heat pump right for us?

It depends on the building's insulation, the space and how it is used. A heating engineer can calculate the heat load and compare running costs.

Can you move radiators for a new layout?

Yes. Pipework is usually altered alongside the partition and electrical work.

How often should it be serviced?

At least once a year, and gas appliances need a safety check.

How we look after you

Every job matched by hand to a checked local expert.

Run from South Wales by someone who has worked on the tools in commercial fit-out.

Read by a person

We read every brief ourselves and choose who gets it. No algorithm, no auction.

Checked before they get your job

Insurance and company status checked, plus a Google rating of 4 or more or references we contact.

You know who is calling

We email you the names of the installers we have passed your details to.

We follow up

We ask how the job went. Installers who let customers down are removed.

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