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Accreditations

Certified across every technology we install — and what that means for you.

Accreditations only matter to customers when they protect customers. Below, each certification we hold, what it actually means, and why it might matter for your install.

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MCS Certified

NAP28878 (NAPIT-administered)

The Microgeneration Certification Scheme is the UK quality assurance scheme for low-carbon technologies. MCS certification is mandatory for the Home Energy Scotland grant and loan, the Smart Export Guarantee, and the Scottish Government commercial renewable schemes. Our MCS scope covers air source heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, solar PV, solar thermal, biomass, and battery storage — the ASHP and GSHP scopes both run under registration NAP28878.

What this means for you: It's the grant requirement. Without MCS, your install can't qualify for the Home Energy Scotland grant, SEG, or several Scottish Government commercial schemes.

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TrustMark

Business ID 1759609

Government-endorsed quality scheme covering work in or around the home. Our TrustMark registration confirms we meet customer protection, technical and trading standards required for many public-funded retrofit schemes.

What this means for you: Required for some grant routes (notably Home Energy Scotland) and a signal that customer protection standards are independently audited.

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RECC

The Renewable Energy Consumer Code, approved by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute. RECC sets the standard for how renewable energy installers should treat customers — from quoting to installation to dispute resolution.

What this means for you: Independent backing for the standard of service and a clear escalation route if something goes wrong (the latter being something we take very seriously avoiding in the first place).

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OFTEC Registered

C100790

The Oil Firing Technical Association registration covers our heating engineers for oil-fired installations and decommissioning — relevant for the many off-gas properties switching from oil to a heat pump.

What this means for you: We can safely decommission your existing oil boiler and tank as part of the heat pump install, with all certifications.

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SNIPEF

Scottish and Northern Ireland Plumbing Employers' Federation. The recognised trade body for plumbing and heating businesses in Scotland.

What this means for you: Confirms that the plumbing and heating side of installs meets Scottish industry standards, and that we're part of the wider Scottish trade community.

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CHAS

Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme — pre-qualification for working on commercial and public-sector sites. Our CHAS accreditation is regularly audited.

What this means for you: Required for almost all commercial and public-sector procurement frameworks. If your project has any site-safety requirements, CHAS is the baseline.

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Qualitymark Protection

Insurance-backed deposit protection and workmanship warranty scheme covering installs by registered members.

What this means for you: Your deposit is insurance-protected, and the workmanship warranty stays valid even in the unlikely event that we're not trading.

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Heat Geek Certified logo

Heat Geek Certified

Independent training and certification specifically for heat pump installers. Heat Geek certification is about heat-loss-driven design — the gap between heat pump installs that work brilliantly and those that disappoint.

What this means for you: We design every heat pump to its building, not from a template — which is the single biggest factor in whether you'll be happy with the result.

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Octopus Energy Trusted Partner

Recognised installer status with Octopus Energy. Important for customers who'll be on Octopus smart tariffs — Cosy, Intelligent Octopus, Octopus Go — particularly for heat pumps and batteries where tariff design materially affects the economics.

What this means for you: We know how the Octopus smart-tariff landscape works and design installs that take advantage of it, particularly for heat pump + battery customers.

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NAPIT

NAP28878

NAPIT registration covers electrical compliance (Part P notifiable work in domestic and commercial property), and NAPIT also administers our MCS certification under the same registration. Independent technical and consumer-protection oversight on every install we do.

What this means for you: Means notifiable electrical work is signed off without you needing a separate Building Control submission, and our MCS quality assurance runs through an established scheme administrator.

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Gas Safe Register logo

Gas Safe Register

519297

Gas Safe is the legally required register for anyone working on gas appliances in the UK. Relevant on the renewables side where we decommission an old gas boiler as part of a heat pump install — we issue the gas-disconnection paperwork ourselves rather than coordinating with an outside engineer.

What this means for you: When we replace a gas boiler with a heat pump, the gas isolation and decommissioning is done under our own Gas Safe registration. One install team, one paper trail.

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