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nmh

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We're doing a major renovation to our home and it's an opportunity to install an entirely new heating system, insulation, windows, solar panels - the lot.


I'm baffled by ground source heat pumps v gas v how insulated you can ever get a semi detached Victorian house with 1885 bricks as exterior walls?!


Solar panels v how much roof space we'll have v how long we'll be staying at the property?? Interior wall insulation v 'cold' walls and 'warm' walls in the same room v condensation and black mould??


Feels like I could do with someone who really knows their stuff, knows current tariffs, subsidies etc and can give us a route map. Are there people that visit your property and advise?


Seems so counterintuitive fitting a gad boiler these days. Or maybe not?


Thx for any useful info.

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