Installation details

What good installation work should look like

Good installation photography shows practical details such as a stable base, tidy pipe routes and clear access for future servicing.

Customer stories

Heat-pump projects described by FLO customers

These stories use details customers shared publicly about their FLO installation, with a link to each original review.

Five-room air-to-air heat pump system

Five-room air-to-air heat pump in an Edinburgh tenement

A FLO customer describes a five-room air-to-air system for a top-floor tenement flat, with the outdoor unit positioned in the roof valley. Their experience also highlights useful questions for other Edinburgh properties.

Customer
Bill White
Source
Customer review
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Air source heat pump, new radiator system and integrated cylinder

Gas boiler replaced with an air source heat pump and new radiators

A FLO customer describes the removal of a gas boiler and installation of an air source heat pump, a new radiator system and an integrated cylinder in an externally accessed cellar. It is a useful example of why the complete heating system matters.

Customer
Davie Robb
Source
Customer review
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Air source heat pump and radiator upgrade

Air source heat pump and radiator upgrade with funding support

A FLO customer describes one team designing and installing an air source heat pump and radiator upgrade, helping with funding and reinstating carpets on the final day.

Customer
Sam
Source
Customer review
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New air source heat pump

Air source heat pump installation with reported home comfort

A customer reviewing FLO in June 2025 describes an air source heat-pump installation and reports that the home was comfortable. Every home is different, so a survey is still needed to assess the right design and likely performance.

Customer
Mandy Johnston
Source
Customer review
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Heat pump, solar and battery storage

Heat pump, solar and battery installed as one home-energy project

A FLO customer describes living with a heat pump, solar and battery installation for around nine months through varied weather. Their experience shows why each technology needs to be considered separately when looking at performance or savings.

Customer
Matthew
Source
Customer review
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Designed and installed air source heat-pump system

Air source heat pump designed and installed by one FLO team

A FLO customer names Joe and the team as both designer and installer of an air source heat-pump system, and describes attentive service from start to finish.

Customer
Graeme Porter
Source
Customer review
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What FLO plans before installation

The outdoor unit is only one part of the job

Calculated heat demand

Room-by-room heat loss and emitter output inform the equipment and proposed flow temperature.

Siting and pipe routes

Airflow, sound, drainage, access, boundaries and the route to indoor equipment are checked together.

The wider heating system

Radiators, pipework, hot-water storage, electrics and controls form part of the same scope.

Commissioning and handover

The finished installation is tested, explained and left with clear servicing and aftercare contacts.

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Ready to plan your own installation?

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