Experts in Green Home Technology – Building for the Future
Our focus is to collaborate with customers by providing quality material solutions. By monitoring global market trends and innovations, we have our finger on the pulse of green home technologies. This helps us provide an outstanding service, with sustainability, health and well-being at the forefront of our research.
We supply a wide range of green home technology, including some of the following options.
Window & Door Systems
We have access to Passivhaus-standard, triple glazed and high-performance window systems, sliding doors and standard door systems.
Air Source Heat Pumps
Air source heat pumps can produce both heating (via an underfloor heating system) and hot water (via a thermal storage system), giving the end-user a low-carbon and renewable energy source.
Hot Water Systems
Hot water can be provided through a thermal storage system, using batteries that efficiently store heat for hot water. They’re more compact than traditional hot water cylinders (so take up less space), easy to install and compatible with heat pumps and PV technology.
Ventilation
Superior climate control ventilation systems offer heating, cooling and ventilation benefits that can mitigate overheating issues. The system provides air quality solutions which use UV light and air filtration, reducing airborne odours, germs, mould and bacteria in the home.
This type of ventilation system can remove more humidity from rooms, offering better air quality, comfort levels and runs very quietly. It can also work in conjunction with air source heat pumps.
Solar Panels & Battery Storage
Solar panels are also known as photovoltaics (PV), capturing the sun’s energy and converting it into electricity for home use. By installing solar panels, you can generate your own renewable electricity source, and any surplus energy is stored in batteries for later use.
Each battery acts as a barrier between your home and the power grid, plugging into the existing electrical system to optimise daily energy use and provide backup during a grid failure. It achieves this by taking in power from the grid or your solar panels, and then re-deploying it throughout your property.
Smart Home Automation
Smart home automation systems use a network of hardware, communication and electronic interfaces that integrate everyday devices. Each installed device has sensors connected via Wi-Fi, allowing you to manage them from tablets or smartphones, even if you’re not at home.
