Understand the decision before you make it.
The best starting question is often about the home: why one room stays cold, whether a heat pump could suit the building, or where cooling equipment could go.
These guides explain the main considerations and the information a survey needs to establish. They help you prepare a useful conversation; they do not replace a design for your property.
Why does the heating feel uneven?
A cold room does not automatically mean that the boiler is too small. Understand the different roles of heat loss, radiators or other heat emitters, distribution and controls.
Could a heat pump work in a period home?
Look beyond the age of the building. The useful questions concern heat loss, radiator output, hot water, space and a practical equipment location.
Replace the boiler or consider a heat pump?
Compare the options against the condition of your system, the work planned for the home and your budget and timing.
What needs checking before a heat-pump installation?
Planning, listed-building constraints, property permissions and technical siting requirements are connected but different questions.
How can cooling fit into the home?
Indoor appearance is only part of the design. Consider outside equipment, sound, pipework, condensate, maintenance and the applicable permissions.
Bring the questions to the survey.
You do not need to arrive with a preferred appliance. Tell us what you want to improve and what you are unsure about. Amir can explain the next assessment and what it can establish.
Your home. What could work better?
Tell us what you have, what you would like to change and where your home is. Amir reviews every enquiry personally.