Cornwall Property Type Specialisms
Granite cottages need different installations from new builds. Listed buildings have different rules. Holiday lets have different economics. Pick the property type that matches yours.
Cornish Granite Cottage Renewables
Solid granite walls 600-900mm thick, slate roofs, narrow openings — we know exactly how Cornish cottages behave. Specialist heat pump sizing, sympathetic solar, and conservation-aware installation across Penwith, the Roseland and the North Coast.
Read more →Listed Building Renewables Cornwall
Cornwall has 17,200+ listed buildings. We have installed heat pumps, solar and batteries on 60+ of them — Grade I manor houses, Grade II* parish churches, Grade II fisherman's cottages and farmsteads. Discreet, reversible, conservation-approved.
Read more →Victorian Terrace Renewables Cornwall
From Trelawney Road in Truro to Killigrew Street in Falmouth, the Cornish Victorian terrace is everywhere. Tight back yards, party walls, suspended floors, and granite or solid-brick construction. Here's how to fit a heat pump that actually works.
Read more →Holiday Let Renewables Cornwall
Cornwall has approximately 22,500 holiday lets. Summer occupancy hits 95%+, electricity bills hit £4,000+, and EPC C is coming for FHLs. We design renewable packages that pay back from year one — and look great in the listing photos.
Read more →New Build Renewables Cornwall
Cornwall Council banned fossil-fuel heating in new builds from February 2023. The Future Homes Standard 2025 raises the bar further. We design pre-construction renewable systems for self-build, custom build and developer plots across Cornwall.
Read more →Off-Grid Farmhouse Renewables Cornwall
No mains gas, often no three-phase electric, big land area, oil tank in the yard, generator backup — Cornwall's rural farmhouses live a different energy life. We design hybrid renewable systems that actually work on Bodmin Moor, the Lizard and West Penwith hinterland.
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