Helping The Environment

Everyone wants to be able to enjoy the perfect temperature in their home, all year round.
At Daikin, we offer a wide range of cost-efficient heating systems. Including, amongst others, water to heat pumps, air to heat pumps and air to air heat pumps. All of which offer whisper quiet performance, heating any room to your preferred temperature. Furthermore they will blend perfectly in your own décor.

YOUR BENEFITS
CUSTOMISED SOLUTIONS
We will help you to choose the perfect heating system for the way you live every day.
You can combine your Daikin heating system with a hot water tank, with or without solar support.
OUTSTANDINGLY ENERGY EFFICIENT
Daikin heat pump systems extract free energy from the air to give you energy efficient comfort all year round.
HEAT EMITTERS
Under floor heating, direct expansion, radiators, convectors, etc.
You choose how you want to heat your home.

People across the nation are making sustainable changes. They’re shopping local, reducing their energy usage, and recycling waste. Now, homeowners are looking to change to a more eco-friendly home heating solution. Are you ready to put yourself at the heart of this flourishing market, and lead the UK’s sustainable home heating movement? With your expertise, backed by our leading technology and first class training, you can be a pioneer of positive change. https://daikin.formstack.com/forms/sustainable_home_network_introduction

Energy efficiency is fast becoming a key factor for purchase in the HVAC market place for both engineers and end users. The Boiler Plus legislation follows suit aiming to improve the way in which homes in the UK use energy, by increasing the efficiency of their heating systems.

​As I’m sure you’re aware, global warming is a real and concerning issue. This has led to a whole host of changes for refrigerant in the air conditioning industry, such as the banning of R22 due to it’s potential damage to the ozone layer, which was replaced by R410A that offered higher efficiencies at the time, and in 2015, F Gas regulations have been updated to promote a further change to R32 refrigerant to reduce the impact of these gases on global warming.