Case study
Hampstead residence
Heatfix designed and installed the heating, MVHR, air conditioning and electrical installation, and coordinated lighting, Crestron, Lutron and Control4 home automation.
Project context
Complex homes need the full services package coordinated before the finish is at risk.
The Hampstead project shows the Heatfix sweet spot: high-value residential work where heating, MVHR, air conditioning, electrical installation, lighting and automation all have to work as one coordinated system.
On properties like this, the best services work is felt by the client but barely seen in the finished rooms.
Integrated delivery
One coordinating contractor for the services that make the house work.
Designed and installed
Heating, MVHR, air conditioning and electrical installation delivered as a coordinated services package.
Coordinated systems
Lighting, Crestron, Lutron controls and Control4 home automation coordinated around the architecture and services routes.
Main services interface
Heatfix acted as the main coordinating contractor so plant, controls, electrics, ventilation and comfort systems were aligned before finishes were installed.
Finished project
The services disappear. The standard of finish remains.
Finished Hampstead imagery gives the client-facing proof: Heatfix is comfortable coordinating high-value properties where heating, cooling, ventilation, electrics and automation need to support the architecture quietly.
Project film
Hampstead on site, not just in stills.
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Heatfix role
Resolve the hard parts while they are still cheap to change.
Plant and services access
Heating, cooling, ventilation, electrical and control routes considered around maintenance, access and future fault finding.
Hidden coordination
Pipework, ductwork, cabling and controls planned around ceilings, voids, finishes and future access.
Comfort and control strategy
Heating, MVHR, air conditioning, lighting scenes and automation coordinated around how the finished rooms will be used.
Handover clarity
The complete services package should remain understandable after completion, not just look tidy on installation day.
Case-study detail
What this project proves for similar London homes.
Hampstead is useful because it shows Heatfix operating where multiple services, premium finishes and specialist controls all meet. That is the risk point on large homes.
Early coordination matters
Heating, cooling, ventilation, electrics, lighting and automation all need space, routes and access. The sooner those constraints are handled, the less the finished interior has to compromise.
Plant rooms need a future
High-end projects still need valves, pumps, filters, cylinders and controls that can be accessed and understood after handover.
Controls are part of comfort
Crestron, Lutron and Control4 coordination only works properly when the heating, MVHR, air conditioning and electrical package has been planned as one joined-up system.
Planning a similar project?
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