Heating systems for serious properties
Engineered heating that belongs in exceptional homes.
Heatfix designs, installs and commissions heating, hot water, plant room, underfloor heating and heat pump systems for substantial homes, high-end refurbishments and commercial projects.
The real difference
A premium heating contractor reduces risk before the first pipe is installed.
On high-value projects, heating is not a commodity. Pipe routes, plant space, manifold positions, floor build-ups, hot-water demand, emitter temperatures, controls and commissioning all affect the architecture and the finished experience.
Heatfix is built for planned work where the client, designer, builder and installer need the heating system resolved properly, not patched in at the end.
Project proof
Real property context. Real workmanship. Real technical detail.
Flagship case study
Hampstead residence
A substantial private residence where Heatfix designed and installed heating, MVHR, air conditioning and electrical works, while coordinating lighting, Crestron, Lutron and Control4 automation.
- Project type
- Large private residence
- Contract value
- £485K
- Heatfix scope
- Heating, MVHR, air conditioning and electrical installation
- Coordination
- Lighting, Crestron, Lutron and Control4
Private residence
Northwood
£650K contract value. Finished luxury interiors backed by Heatfix-designed heating, MVHR, air conditioning and electrical installation, with lighting and automation coordination.
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Period property
New Forest
Period-home context with high-end finished spaces. Useful proof for clients who care about comfort, discretion and respecting the property.
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Commercial plant
Plant and hydronics
Equipment, pipework, valves, pumps and maintenance access shown clearly rather than buried behind generic service claims.
Project film
West Kensington
Integrated services project: heating, MVHR, air conditioning, electrical installation, lighting, Crestron, Lutron and Control4 coordination.
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Live project
Wilmer House, Richmond
Full plumbing and heating package with 3 x Daikin ASHPs, remote plant-room distribution, unvented hot water and mixed UFH floor build-ups for microcement finishes.
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Case study lens
Hampstead: complete services hidden inside architecture
High-value homes are unforgiving. Heating, MVHR, air conditioning, electrics, lighting and automation all have to work around structure, interiors, access panels, ceiling voids, floor finishes and future servicing.
The risk
Late heating decisions become visible defects
Poor plant access, awkward manifolds, noisy pipe routes, badly placed controls and undersized emitters are hard to correct once the finish is installed. A premium job avoids those problems upstream.
The outcome
Systems that feel quiet, balanced and intentional
The client should notice comfort, hot water and control, not the compromises behind them. That is the standard the site now has to communicate before a phone call ever happens.
Technical capability
Premium does not mean vague. It means controlled.
Heating design review
Heat loss, emitter temperatures, hot-water demand, zoning and the practical limitations of the building.
Plant room planning
Boilers, heat pumps, cylinders, buffers, pumps, filters, valves, pipe routes, access and serviceability.
Underfloor heating
Floor build-ups, loop layouts, manifolds, controls, low-temperature output and room-by-room comfort.
Commissioning and handover
Balancing, controls setup, operating information and the details that keep the system understandable after completion.
Planned around structure, joinery, finishes and access.
Located for serviceability, balancing and future fault finding.
Boiler, heat pump, cylinder and buffer choices checked together.
Settings, flows, temperatures and operating logic made clear.
Design intelligence
The details that separate premium heating from expensive heating.
The best systems are usually won before site work gets noisy: in the heat-loss assumptions, the plant strategy, the UFH build-up, the hot-water recovery, the controls logic and the way the system will be maintained later.
Heatfix brings those decisions into the open early, so the client is not paying for hidden compromises under premium finishes.
Heat source strategy
Boilers, heat pumps, cylinders and buffers checked against real load, recovery, flow temperature and available plant space.
UFH and floor build-ups
Screed, overlay, timber floors, stone, tile and microcement considered before loop spacing and manifold routes are fixed.
Hydraulic behaviour
Pumps, valves, bypasses, pipe sizes and zone logic reviewed so the installed system behaves as one controlled system.
Finished-room impact
Visible controls, service access, cupboard use, boxing, risers and plant noise treated as design issues, not afterthoughts.
Services
Structured around the way serious projects are actually bought.
These service routes are designed for clients comparing competent contractors, not bargain boiler adverts.
Underfloor heating without guesswork
Room-by-room thinking around heat loss, floor build-up, loop lengths, manifold position, controls and realistic flow temperatures.
Plant rooms that can be maintained
Valves, pumps, cylinders, filters and controls arranged so the system is not just installed well, but understandable years later.
Heating that respects the finish
Pipework, controls and emitter decisions planned around the property, not forced into it after the design has moved on.
Service areas
Dorset-based, with serious residential project work in London and the Home Counties.
Heatfix is based in Dorset. High-end residential work often takes us into London and the Home Counties, while Dorset and Hampshire remain important for residential projects, commercial heating, plant rooms and planned upgrades.
Procurement confidence
Built for clients, architects and main contractors who need fewer loose ends.
Heatfix is strongest where the job has moving parts: substantial homes, high-value finishes, plant rooms, hot-water demand, renewables, multiple trades and a client who expects the finished system to feel effortless.
Heating, hot water, UFH, plant, controls and coordination considered together.
Clients can understand why the system is specified the way it is.
Pipe routes, manifold locations and plant access resolved before finishes force the issue.
Designed to be balanced, explained and maintained after installation.
Commercial client proof
Trusted on work for recognised retail, leisure and hospitality names.
Alongside high-end residential projects, Heatfix has delivered heating and building-services work for well-known commercial customers where access, reliability, programme and tidy handover matter.
Private residential client identities are not published unless already approved. Many projects require discretion as part of the brief.
Discreet working, careful coordination around finished interiors and practical advice before expensive decisions were locked in.
Plant, pipe routes, controls and handover information handled with enough clarity to reduce loose ends on site.
Reliable communication around access, programme, isolation and serviceability on operational buildings.
Why clients choose Heatfix
The right heating contractor protects the whole project.
For homeowners
Comfort, reliability, hot water, neat visible work and a finished system you can understand.
For builders
Earlier coordination, fewer awkward site surprises and heating decisions made before finishes are at risk.
For designers
Plant, manifolds, controls and emitters planned around the architecture rather than fighting it.
How Heatfix works
Earlier input. Fewer visible compromises.
Send the context
Plans, photos, plant-room images, project stage, location, known problems and the intended standard of finish.
Resolve the constraints
Heat source, plant space, pipe routes, floor build-ups, manifolds, controls, hot water and maintenance access.
Install and commission
Careful installation, testing, balancing, control setup and handover information for the finished system.
Best starting point: floor plans, plant-room photos, existing system photos, target heat source, finish expectations and any known comfort or hot-water problems.
What you get back
A clear route forward: system approach, constraints, likely risk areas, the photos or drawings needed next and whether Heatfix is the right fit.
What Heatfix avoids
Loose estimates based on vague descriptions, hidden plant compromises and late-stage changes that put expensive finishes under pressure.
Technical articles
Built to answer the searches serious clients actually make.
Heatfix will use technical articles to support long-tail searches from architects, homeowners and main contractors: plant room planning, UFH design, heat pump integration, hot-water strategy and controls commissioning.
Access, cylinders, pumps, filters, pipework and future maintenance.
Flow temperatures, floor build-ups, loop spacing and comfort.
Buffers, hot water, hydraulic separation and controls.
Dorset and Hampshire plant-room work, downtime and serviceability.
Start a project enquiry
Show us the property, the drawings and the problem to solve.
For the best first response, send drawings, current plant photos, finished interior expectations, project timing and any known heating or hot-water issues.
Email: info@heatfixservices.com
Phone: 07773 332006
Company: Heatfix Services Ltd, Company No. 05872769, incorporated 11 July 2006.
Accreditations: Gas Safe registered, registration 191299. Viessmann accredited installers since 2008. Vaillant accredited installers. Heat pump installers for EDF Energy. Solar thermal installers for Oventrop UK.
Compliance: Gas Safe registration 191299. Public liability, employers’ liability, professional indemnity and general trade insurance held; documentation can be supplied for relevant projects.
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