Renewable Energy Dorset | Holt Plumbing & Heating

Renewable Energy Dorset & Hampshire

At Holt Plumbing & Heating we are experts in renewable energy, with years of experience installing renewable energy systems throughout Dorset and Hampshire. Our services include Solar PV, battery storage, air source heat pumps and ground source heat pumps. We take care of your project every step of the way: we design the system that will be most suitable for your energy needs, we supply the products and materials at competitive prices to suit your budget and we install the system with a meticulous attention to detail and respect for your home or property. We work for both private homeowners and large-scale commercial projects, so whatever your needs our expert team can help. Contact us today so that we can advise on the best renewable energy solutions for you.

Solar Panels Dorset

Solar panels turn the sun’s rays into electricity. When combined with a battery storage system you can store the power that you’ve generated for when you need it, creating a reliable energy solution. Here are some pictures from a recent solar panel installation we carried out in Dorset. Please contact us to discuss how solar PV could help to power your home or business premises.

Air Source Heat Pumps

An air source heat pump is an alternative way to heat your home. It will enable you to generate your own renewable heat and potentially save you money on your energy bills. An air source heat pump works by absorbing heat from the outside air into a liquid refridgerent at a low temperature. Using electric power it compresses the liquid to increase its temperature, it can then be distributed round your heating system. Please contact us to discuss air source heat pumps.

Ground Source Heat Pumps

Ground source heat pumps are generally made up of a ground loop, which is a network work of pipes buried in the ground. A mixture of water and anti-freeze is pumped round the ground loops that absorb the heat that is naturally stored in the ground. The glycol mix then gets compressed with electric power and passes through a heat exchanger, it can then be distributed round your heating system. Please contact us to discuss ground source heat pumps.