Elmore Plumbing & Heating

Jason is a highly proficient Director operating with integrity and possessing a detailed knowledge of the service, compliance and regulatory requirements. He ensures that your facilities needs are in safe hands whilst your organisation can focus on its core business. ALS has now worked with Elmore Plumbing and Heating for more than four years. We have always found Jason and his team to be approachable, responsive and utterly professional and are pleased endorse their service.

Using Solar Panels to heat water is well established and the most affordable way of harnessing the suns power to generate free energy. Utilising the suns rays reduces our consumption of conventional fossil fuels and reduces emissions of harmful CO2 gases. Thermal solar panel systems make sense on both financial and environmental levels.

This 'whole house ventilation' system will ensure that all of the stale air is removed. At the same time, freshly filtered air is constantly being supplied back into the house. A Heat Recovery Ventilation system will fully comply with Building Regulations and completely negates the need for noisy extract fans and trickle vents in windows.

Elmore Plumbing & Heating LTD are approved Ecodan installers with Mitsubishi and install units ranging from 5kw - 14kw for retrofit with radiators and new build with underfloor heating and radiators. We are Microgeneration approved and can claim for all available grants and incentives. The technology inside an air source heat pump is similar to any domestic refrigerator, which uses a vapour compression cycle. The main components in the heat pump are the compressor, the expansion valve and two heat exchangers.

Elmore Plumbing & Heating LTD are experienced installers of the Graff Rainwater harvesting system and install all sizes of tanks from water butts to underground piped systems. New builds is usually the cheapest option for underground tanks due to the work required. Typically all the drainage pipe work will be installed at foundation level and can be routed to a underground tank in the garden from which all the water can be collected and stored.