Heat around the home
Radiators, underfloor heating, pipework and water flow need to meet the demand of each room.
Email Vireo A heat pump is more than an outdoor unit. It has to work with the building, radiators or underfloor heating, hot water and controls. Vireo starts with the home, then designs the system around it.

For now, email Vireo with your postcode, current heating and what you would like to improve. A home survey and system design confirm the equipment, scope and price.
Heat pumps generally deliver lower-temperature heat for longer periods. Comfortable results depend on the whole system working together.
Radiators, underfloor heating, pipework and water flow need to meet the demand of each room.
Household demand and space for a suitable cylinder form part of the design.
Room-by-room heat loss shows what the home needs and where sensible improvements could help.
Airflow, drainage, access, noise and property boundaries affect where the unit can go.
A heat-pump journey moves from early suitability to measured design. The final proposal comes after the home has been properly assessed.
Email us about the property, current heating, cylinder and outdoor space. Include any floor-area information you have.
Vireo explains what appears straightforward and what needs an earlier review.
Measured information turns the first answers into a room-by-room system design.
The specification, required changes, assumptions, scope and price are explained before commitment.
No single answer decides suitability. Vireo brings the building, heating, hot water and proposed installation together before recommending a system.
A good decision should feel measured, not rushed. Learn which property, heating and hot-water details matter before a system is chosen.
Is your home ready for a heat pump?The honest answer matters more than the quickest one.
Not necessarily. Each room should be checked against its calculated heat loss and proposed temperatures. Some radiators may be suitable while others need more output.
No single insulation label decides suitability. Better fabric can reduce demand, but the survey should calculate what the home needs and explain sensible improvements.
Yes, when designed for the household’s demand, usually with a suitable hot-water cylinder. Space and recovery requirements form part of the survey.
No. Online planning is coming soon. Final equipment, changes, scope and price follow the survey and system design.
Email Vireo to discuss your home. A proper survey and system design follow before the final proposal. Online planning is coming soon.