LED lamps use up to 75% less energy than incandescent and 50% less than fluorescent lamps, with minimal waste energy. They are therefore a much more efficient way of lighting a property, dramatically cutting your electric costs.

With the rising cost of energy, renewable sources a popular way of reducing a properties energy spend and carbon emissions.

Solar, Photovoltaics (PV) utilise natural daylight, converting it into electrical current that is then used to power your property as an alternative to energy from the national grid.

An Air Source Heat Pump extracts heat from the outside air and uses it to condition the air within the property. It can lower your fuel bills and generate a potential income through government incentives such as the RHI.

By using the rights controls on your heating an lighting systems, you can cut your energy use by up to 40%. Occupancy controls on your lighting circuits can ensure energy consumption is kept to a minimum in areas of low footfall whilst Daylighting controls find the right balance between natural and artificial light.

An inefficient heating system can be the largest consumer within a property. By installing energy efficient equipment, savings can be seen in both energy and maintenance costs, along with a reduction in carbon emissions.

Voltage optimisation controls your electricity supply, ensuring that your systems only receive what they need, a strategy which often generates immediate cost savings. This is achieved by reducing the amount of voltage that comes into your property.