Gas heating is a volatile overhead your business can control. Commercial ASHP delivers 300%+ efficiency, eliminates gas dependency and reduces your Scope 1 carbon emissions. Free site survey and written proposal included.
Gas heating is a significant and volatile overhead for most commercial premises. Wholesale gas price exposure, ageing plant inefficiency, and growing carbon reduction pressure are converging to make the status quo expensive in more ways than one.
Gas prices have risen sharply and stay exposed to global markets. SME commercial users can't hedge, your heating budget is at the mercy of factors outside your control.
Older commercial boilers run at 80-85% efficiency at best, most of the gas you pay for is wasted. Maintenance costs and reliability risk climb every year.
Gas combustion produces Scope 1 emissions, increasingly scrutinised for ESG reporting, planning conditions and supply chain requirements. Cost of inaction keeps rising.
An air source heat pump delivers 3 or more units of heat for every unit of electricity consumed. A gas boiler produces less than 1. The efficiency gap is the financial case.
Air source heat pumps transfer heat from outside air into a wet heating system, delivering 3 or more units of heat for every unit of electricity consumed. This efficiency advantage is what makes them viable replacements for commercial gas plant.
External unit extracts heat from ambient air. Works efficiently down to -15°C. Commercial units range from 10kW to 100kW+, and multiple units can be linked to serve larger premises.
Works with underfloor heating and low-temperature radiators. Existing systems may need an upgrade to low-temp spec, our site survey covers this in your proposal.
Commercial ASHP systems include remote monitoring and smart controls as standard. Performance data is visible in real time, and fault alerts are automated to minimise any disruption to your operations.
Five measurable outcomes that matter to your premises budget, your energy strategy and your ESG commitments.
COP 3+ means 3 units of heat per unit of electricity consumed. Replacing gas with electricity-driven heat at commercial ASHP efficiency levels substantially lowers your operating cost per unit of heat.
No gas supply required once installed. Removing gas from your premises eliminates exposure to wholesale price volatility and removes ongoing gas infrastructure and standing charge costs.
Gas combustion produces direct CO2 emissions classified as Scope 1. Switching to ASHP moves heating emissions to Scope 2, supporting ESG reporting, planning conditions, and net-zero commitments.
MCS certification is required for applicable grant schemes and provides independent quality assurance on every installation. FCE holds current MCS certification through the British Assessment Bureau.
Commercial ASHP equipment is designed for a 20+ year operational life with planned maintenance. It is a capital asset delivering ongoing operational savings, not a consumable replacement cost.
We give you an honest assessment, not just a quote. Understanding fit before you commit saves everyone time.
Real reviews from real customers across South Wales and beyond.
"Absolutely first class from start to finish. The team were professional, tidy and kept us informed at every stage. Could not recommend them highly enough."
"Professional, knowledgeable and honest throughout. They explained everything clearly before starting and the installation was clean and efficient."
"From the initial survey to completion, the whole process was smooth and well managed. Arrived on time, left the site clean and the system works perfectly."
A straightforward process with no hidden steps. We handle the technical complexity so you can focus on your business.
Full building survey, existing system assessment, heat loss calculation, and DNO connection check. Included free with every commercial ASHP enquiry.
Heat pump specification, system design, flow temperature assessment, and a written proposal covering projected costs, annual savings, and a full financial model.
Most commercial ASHP installations are permitted development. Where a DNO application is required, we submit it on your behalf as part of the project scope.
External unit(s) positioned and connected, wet system integration or upgrade completed, controls and monitoring installed. Typically 3 to 7 days depending on system size and site complexity.
Full system test, controls configured, remote monitoring activated, and complete handover documentation provided including all MCS certification paperwork.
Remote performance monitoring is included from day one. Annual servicing is recommended to maintain warranty validity and optimise seasonal efficiency over the system's 20+ year life.
Four things that set us apart from other commercial ASHP installers.
Required for applicable grant schemes and providing independent quality assurance. FCE holds current MCS certification through the British Assessment Bureau. Not every commercial installer does.
We design and install for commercial premises with significant heat loads. Single-unit systems and multi-unit linked configurations for larger premises are both within our scope.
National coverage for commercial clients, including multi-site operators. One installer, one standard, one point of contact, wherever your premises are located across the UK.
Aaron Davies holds NEBOSH Health and Safety Management for Construction qualification (June 2025). Every commercial installation operates to full construction site safety standards.
Published UK commercial heat pump installations. A snapshot of what's being delivered across different sectors, from manufacturing and self-storage to workshops and Welsh commercial premises.
A flagship new-build commercial facility designed as a live showcase for heat pump performance. Four 16kW ASHPs deliver simultaneous heating and cooling across different zones, the classic challenge for multi-use commercial sites.
A workshop and office facility heated by a bespoke ASHP design. The setup handles the dual challenge most industrial sites face, different temperatures in different zones, without a boiler per zone. A useful reference for any workshop or light industrial site.
A commercial ASHP retrofit into the office area of a UK self-storage business. A simpler, smaller-scale example, more representative of the kind of project most SME commercial customers actually need. Proof commercial ASHP works well below the MW scale.
A cascaded pair of ASHP units heating a commercial space in North Wales. Cascading is the standard approach when one unit isn't enough, two or more pumps run in sequence, sharing the load. A useful reference for any Welsh commercial site where a single domestic-scale pump won't cut it.
Every accreditation we hold is independently verified. No self-certification, no shortcuts.
Every commercial ASHP project is quoted individually. Heat load, building fabric, existing heating system and space constraints all affect the final number, so rather than quote a range we can't stand behind, we'll give you a proper figure after a free site survey and heat loss calculation.
Straight answers to the questions commercial clients ask most.
No obligation. No pressure. A full site survey, heat loss calculation, system design, and financial model, all included free with your enquiry.
We'll contact you within one business day to arrange your survey.