This is right for you if
What this enquiry can help with
- Older or hard-to-heat homes
- Flats, tenements or constrained outdoor space
- Owners worried about radiators, insulation, noise or hot water
Request a property-suitability answer
Choose the type of home that is closest to yours and describe the question that matters most. FLO can then identify what needs checking next.
What you can expect
What you can expect from FLO
No age-based dismissal
Older homes can work with heat pumps, but the fabric, emitters and heat demand need to be understood.
Whole-system questions
The outdoor unit is only one part of the decision; distribution, controls and hot water matter too.
Measured before specified
A final system choice follows room-by-room heat-loss work and an installable plan.
Before FLO contacts you
Three things worth having to hand
- 01
Property type and approximate age
Share what you know. You do not need to research or measure anything you are unsure about before enquiring.
- 02
Current fuel and radiator or underfloor setup
Share what you know. You do not need to research or measure anything you are unsure about before enquiring.
- 03
Any known space, planning or comfort concern
Share what you know. You do not need to research or measure anything you are unsure about before enquiring.
Common questions
Can an old Scottish home use a heat pump?+
Many can, but the answer depends on calculated heat loss, achievable flow temperatures, emitter output and practical installation details rather than age alone.
Does my EPC decide whether the property is suitable?+
An EPC can provide useful context, but it is not a substitute for a property-specific heat-loss assessment and heating-system design.