Air Source Heat Pump Installation in Gorran Haven

Gorran Haven is a small, characterful fishing village on the south Cornish coast with a 15th-century harbour, sitting below the dramatic Dodman Point — the largest Iron Age cliff castle in Cornwall. The village is within the South Cornwall AONB and is confirmed as off the mains gas grid. St Just-in-Roseland Church at nearby Portloe has become something of an emblem for Cornwall's heritage beauty, and the wider Gorran area attracts homeowners who value quiet, rural coastal living. Properties are predominantly pre-1900 period buildings and later 20th-century homes on the village periphery. Oil central heating is the dominant fuel. The £7,500 BUS grant makes switching to an air source heat pump highly attractive. Atlantic coastal conditions affect equipment specification, and our engineers design systems specifically for coastal environments. CCS Heating & Renewables serves Gorran Haven and the surrounding villages, approximately 8 miles from our St Blazey base.

Common property types in Gorran Haven: 15th–20th century fishermen's cottages, Victorian and Edwardian homes, 1950s–70s bungalows on the village periphery

Gorran Haven is within the South Cornwall AONB and has a conservation area covering the historic harbour. The BUS grant (£7,500) applies to oil-to-heat-pump installations.

Areas we cover from Gorran Haven: Serving Gorran Haven, Dodman Point, Gorran Churchtown, Portloe, and surrounding coastal hamlets

Postcodes served: PL26