Case studies

Heating engineer sees big savings in switch from combi boiler to heat pump

The transformation of a former water tower in the Hertfordshire countryside demonstrates how sustainability and comfort can go hand-in-hand.

Blue Water, in Cold Ash, Thatcham, is an imposing renovated Pumping Station, home to Marina, Steven and their children.

Daikin’s low carbon, heating, cooling and heat recovery solution for a prestigious London Conservation Area development.

With a clear focus on the environment and energy efficiency, Joseph made the decision to switch out his gas system and invest in a low-carbon future.

The Robbs worked with Joe Lavery of FLO Renewables to future-proof their home using Daikin’s latest integrated air source heat pump technology.

Thanks to Daikin and the efficient installation of Hello Renewables, Roger and Martie’s home is now equipped for the future: quietly, efficiently, and sustainably.

When homeowners Rob and Diane Menhinick decided to upgrade their home’s heating system, they opted for a more sustainable solution.

Fantastic results from an ongoing trial reveal that replacing a gas boiler with an air-source heat pump for home heating and domestic hot water can lead to substantial energy savings.

In a quiet corner of Devon, homeowner Tom undertook an ambitious eco-renovation project: converting a barn into a high-performance, energy-efficient home.

Shropshire Council has been working with Communitas Energy CIC to bring warmth and comfort to homes by installing Daikin Air Source Heat Pumps.

Daikin air purifier is significantly improving the quality of life for a Berkshire family for whom allergies are a daily concern.

A Buckinghamshire house sees its Daikin air source heating and hot water system take centre stage in a radical smart home initiative.

Sharron volunteered for an upgrade to her gas heating system with an energy-efficient Daikin air source heat pump, combined with rooftop solar panels.

Daikin heat pumps provide heating, cooling and domestic hot water for three homes newly built by award-winning housebuilder Distinctive Developments.

The Holt family replaced the oil-based heating system at Willow Cottage with a Daikin Altherma high temperature heat pump.

This newly self-built two-bedroom cottage has a low temperature heat pump at the centre of an eco-friendly lifestyle design for maximum comfort, economy and efficiency.

The Rose family aim to make the house as energy efficient, green and comfortable as possible – without spending too much money in the process.

The Corlett family live in a bungalow near Dundee. When they switched to a heat pump, they were delighted to discover an unexpected benefit

Hybrid heating system provides constant comfort at cost-saving lower temperature

The family of six – and a husky – moved into the four-bedroom house on Boundary Stone Lane eight years ago, as its first occupants.

Compact home benefits from bold switch to greener heating technology

Each high-spec home in the Hare’s Leap development has been built to exceptional environmental standards utilising the latest smart energy-saving technologies.

Thanks to Daikin and EOC Services, this Norfolk bungalow has been transformed, from chilly and inefficient to quietly comfortable, all year round.

A year on, the Daikin Multi+ has not only delivered comfort but reduced running costs.

Ultrahome shows how modern offsite construction can work alongside innovative technologies such as Daikin air source heat pumps.

Lambert House stands as a practical, comfortable, and energy-conscious home, demonstrating the capabilities of Daikin’s Multi+ technology

On Suffolk’s windswept coast stands a unique piece of British military history: a Martello tower, built in 1810 to repel Napoleonic invasion.

Poacher’s Cottage serves as both a comfortable guest space and a showcase for the energy-saving reality of Daikin’s air-to-air technology.

How one Hampshire household got off gas for good and now gets paid to run their house

The installation would become one of the first air source heat pump retrofits carried out at the site – and potentially the catalyst for wider decarbonisation across the entire development.

When Mr and Mrs Willis decided it was time to update the heating system in their 1980s semi-detached home in Plymouth, they set their sights on something modern, efficient and future-friendly.

Heath Cottage, in the Surrey Hills, became home to Giulia and Matt after a long search for the right family home and a suitable renovation project.

Armada Court, a sheltered housing scheme in Hinckley, upgraded to Daikin air-to-air heat pumps, giving residents individual heating, cooling and control.

Working with Daikin and installers, FLO Renewables Scotland, Bill had a five-room air-to-air heat pump system installed, providing both heating and cooling.