Air Source Heat Pump Installation in Roche

Roche is the largest of the clay country villages, with a population of around 3,680 and a distinctive identity shaped by the famous Roche Rock — a granite outcrop rising 20 metres from the moorland, topped with a 15th-century hermitage chapel that clings to the rock face. The village sits at the edge of the clay district, with the Goss Moor National Nature Reserve immediately to the east and good road connections via the A30. Roche is off the mains gas grid and relies primarily on oil heating, with a significant proportion of homes in fuel poverty. The BUS grant and the HEAT Cornwall scheme (for households earning under £30,000) together mean that most Roche homeowners can access substantial financial support for switching to a heat pump. CCS Heating & Renewables is approximately 6 miles from Roche, and no planning or conservation constraints apply to standard heat pump installations in the village.

Common property types in Roche: Victorian granite terraces, former clay workers' cottages, inter-war semis, post-war bungalows and estates

No conservation area constraints in Roche. BUS grant and HEAT Cornwall scheme available. High fuel poverty prevalence means ECO4 grant support is relevant for eligible households.

Areas we cover from Roche: Serving Roche, Roche Rock, Goss Moor, Victoria, and the surrounding clay country north of St Austell

Postcodes served: PL26