Air Source Heat Pump Installation in Luxulyan

Luxulyan sits in one of the most beautiful and historically significant valleys in Cornwall. The Luxulyan Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring the remarkable Treffry Viaduct and Aqueduct — a magnificent 19th-century engineering structure that carried ore and water across the valley simultaneously. The valley gave its name to Luxulyanite, an exceptionally rare form of granite that was used for the Duke of Wellington's sarcophagus in St Paul's Cathedral. The village itself sits above the World Heritage valley, and most properties are off the mains gas grid, relying on oil or electric heating. The WHS designation means the valley itself has strict heritage protections, but the village of Luxulyan above is generally outside the most sensitive zones. The £7,500 BUS grant is available for qualifying oil-to-heat-pump replacements. CCS Heating & Renewables is 3 miles from Luxulyan, reachable via the Bugle road.

Common property types in Luxulyan: Granite cottages, Victorian terraces, inter-war semis, rural farmhouses

Luxulyan Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but the village above is generally outside the most sensitive heritage zones. BUS grant available for oil-to-heat-pump replacements.

Areas we cover from Luxulyan: Serving Luxulyan, the Treffry Viaduct, Treverbyn, and the surrounding WHS valley area

Postcodes served: PL30