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Geothermal Installations Ltd specialise in supplying and installing solar panels, ground source heat pumps, underfloor heating, and biomass boilers to new builds and refurbishments in the domestic market.


We are approved WOLF Installers and Corgi Registered engineers with over 25 years in the industry.

The equipment we supply and install is:
  • Compliant with government initiatives to REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS
  • Environmentally friendly
  • Sustainable – RENEWABLE
  • Reliable and Efficient
  • Low cost to Maintain and will REDUCE ENERGY BILLS

All of our services can be provided as separate systems or can be integrated together to provide a sustainable, environmentally alternative to using carbon emitting energy. For a consultation and advice on the best sustainable solution for you please call us on: 01706 818669 or ‘contact us via email’

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Costs and Savings for Biomass Energy

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  • August 18, 2009

    UK Government Proposals for Zero Carbon and Sustainable Homes announced in December 2006

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