Heat pumps, solar panels, deposits and cancellation rights
Distance and off-premises home-energy contracts usually carry a 14-day cancellation right. A survey or system design does not automatically remove it.
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Distance and off-premises home-energy contracts usually carry a 14-day cancellation right. A survey or system design does not automatically remove it.
Read guide →Use while you have the quote open. Get answers in writing where you can.
Read guide →Layouts differ. Look for labels, not page numbers.
Read guide →The unit on the quote is rarely the whole retrofit bill.
Read guide →If your boiler is old, almost any upgrade looks good. That does not show a heat pump beats a new gas boiler.
Read guide →One total price is not enough. You need design assumptions you can question line by line.
Read guide →They tell you how much heat you get per unit of electricity, for stated conditions you should ask about.
Read guide →Headline savings are model outputs. The assumptions behind them are what you need in writing.
Read guide →Sometimes yes on running costs. Often the answer depends on tariffs, SCOP and what boiler you compare against.
Read guide →A grant changes upfront price. It does not by itself prove payback or eligibility.
Read guide →Align scope before you compare price per panel.
Read guide →Payback is net install cost divided by annual bill benefit. Both sides of that fraction need scrutiny.
Read guide →Tariff-dependent savings are not wrong by default. You need the saving without that tariff too.
Read guide →A grant cuts what you pay upfront. A loan spreads cost. A tariff changes annual running cost. Do not mix them in one headline.
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