Air Source Heat Pump Installation in Tywardreath

Tywardreath is one of the most historically resonant villages in our immediate service area, best known as the setting of Daphne du Maurier's novel 'The House on the Strand' — the novel's title house was inspired by the medieval priory whose remains are scattered through the village. The Benedictine priory was one of the most important religious houses in medieval Cornwall, and Tywardreath Church is one of the oldest in the county. The conservation area protects the historic core of the village. The village is directly adjacent to our base in St Blazey, and residents here benefit from our fastest possible response times and survey scheduling. Tywardreath is largely off the mains gas grid, with many properties relying on oil heating. The £7,500 BUS grant applies to qualifying oil-to-heat-pump replacements. Stone cottages and period properties in the village core have thick walls that retain heat well but require careful heat pump sizing to perform effectively.

Common property types in Tywardreath: Stone cottages, Victorian and Edwardian terraces, period properties within conservation area, 20th-century semis on the village periphery

Tywardreath conservation area covers the historic core. BUS grant available for oil-to-heat-pump replacements. Adjacent to the Par/St Blazey flood risk management area.

Areas we cover from Tywardreath: Serving Tywardreath, Tywardreath Highway, Treesmill, and the area between Par and Fowey

Postcodes served: PL24