A free heating design service is now part of a range of technical support service for installers offered by Trianco. Recognising the increasing complexity of modern heating systems, particularly with the rise of low-temperature technologies such as air source heat pumps, the Rotherham-based company has developed a dedicated in-house Design and Specification team to support installers at every stage of a project.
The design service removes the challenges often associated with specifying renewable heating systems by delivering a complete, tailored system design based on each project’s details. Once property plans are submitted, the in-house team carries out accurate heat loss calculations and uses these to determine the correct heat pump size, along with the appropriate radiator sizing and quantities. They also provide guidance on pipework sizing and layout, alongside a full product specification and quotation, giving installers a clear, ready-to-use solution for the entire system, ensuring systems are correctly sized and optimised for performance, efficiency, and comfort.
Trianco’s technical team also offers a comprehensive range of practical support services designed to make installations easier and more efficient, including hands-on training and step-by-step guidance. All of the company’s heat pumps feature remote connectivity via built in SIM allowing Trianco to remotely support commissioning, diagnose issues and monitor performance. By leveraging the free design expertise, installers can reduce the risk of undersized or oversized systems, avoid costly rework and save valuable time on project preparation.
MD Peter Beighton, explains the company’s commitment to installers: “We understand that today’s installers are under increasing pressure, not only to deliver projects efficiently, but to get complex low-temperature systems right first time. Our free design service is all about removing that burden. By providing a complete, tailored system design from plans, we give installers the confidence that every element, from heat pump sizing to radiators and pipework, has been specified correctly. We see this as a true partnership approach; supporting installers with the expertise, tools and technical back-up they need to succeed as the industry transitions to low-carbon heating.”
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