By James Stalker, MCS-accredited heat pump installer and freelance NAPIT assessor, Exmouth, Devon
Nobody has ever asked me about kilowatts on a first visit. They ask what the thing will look like sitting against a stone wall, whether the radiators will suddenly be twice the size, and whether the boiler cupboard is about to become someone’s least favourite room. Fair questions. Here’s what an oil-to-heat-pump conversion genuinely does to a period house, inside and out, with real jobs and real numbers rather than brochure claims.
The unit outside
The outdoor unit is roughly the size of a large chest freezer stood on end, and it needs a bit of…
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