Even if in good condition, many apartment buildings from the 1960 and 70s have outdated HVAC systems that fail to meet modern sustainability standards and will soon be subject to mandatory upgrades. The ageing systems are unsustainable, malfunction frequently, require frequent costly repairs, and can even pose fire hazards. As the world works towards a more sustainable future, upgrading heating systems is becoming a major priority, and forthcoming legislation will make it a legal mandate.

We implement state-of-the-art heating systems in ageing residential buildings, bringing them to contemporary sustainability standards. We supplement mechanical upgrades with further sustainability interventions, like installing solar panels, low-energy water pumps, and thermally efficient roofs, making homes more sustainable for the environment and affordable for residents.

As part of our renovation at St. George's, we proactively introduced sustainable heating and ventilation systems that meet forthcoming energy efficiency regulations. By upgrading these now, we saved the owner from having to overhaul their property again once the new legislation takes effect.