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A typical system should be able to provide all your hot water in the summer months and varying degrees throughout the winter. Worst case scenario being approx 20% on the worst days the British weather can muster.

Planning regulations have been relaxed and in most cases are not required. It is advisable to check with your local council, especially if you live in a conservation area or listed property.

A ground source heat pump system takes energy from the ground and raises it to a higher temperature, in a process similar to a reverse refrigeration process. I.e. unlike a domestic fridge that removes heat from a product, which then rises from the back of the fridge. A ground source heat pump removes the heat from the ground then instead of dissipating, it is captured, condensed to a higher temperature and utilised to provide heat and hot water in the home.

A condensing boiler is one which makes more of the energy it runs on by using the heat normally expelled through the flue. By converting over 90% of the fuel used (rather than 50% in the case of some boilers) a condensing boiler makes your fuel go further- saving you money and helping to reduce your carbon footprint

A regular boiler is fed from two cold water storage tanks( normally found in the loft) one for feeding the heating and one for feeding the hot water. So unlike a combi system, you have to wait for hot water and space in the loft and airing cupboard is required for the tanks. This system can be combined with solar panels.