This is right for you if

What this enquiry can help with

  • Workplaces, hospitality, retail and community buildings
  • Larger homes or mixed-use sites with complex demand
  • Projects involving phasing, resilience or retained plant
Commercial and complex projects

Request a commercial heat-pump project review

Tell the team about the site, existing system and project stage so FLO can discuss feasibility, budget planning and whether a survey is the right next step.

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What you can expect

What you can expect from FLO

Demand-led conversation

Operating profile, temperatures and hot-water peaks matter before equipment selection.

Existing plant considered

Distribution, controls, electrical capacity and resilience requirements are reviewed as one system.

Advice that fits your project

Early feasibility needs a different response from a project that is ready for survey or tender.

Before FLO contacts you

Three things worth having to hand

  1. 01

    Site use, location and approximate size

    Share what you know. You do not need to research or measure anything you are unsure about before enquiring.

  2. 02

    Existing heating plant and known energy data

    Share what you know. You do not need to research or measure anything you are unsure about before enquiring.

  3. 03

    Project stage, decision-makers and intended timescale

    Share what you know. You do not need to research or measure anything you are unsure about before enquiring.

Common questions

Can FLO give a commercial price from floor area alone?+

Not responsibly. Floor area is useful context, but demand, operating hours, temperatures, hot water, existing plant and electrical constraints affect the viable scope.

Can existing boilers remain as part of the system?+

Hybrid, phased or retained-plant options can be discussed where the load, resilience requirement and project objectives justify them.