Commercial

Gregor Heating and Renewable Energy offers a reliable and professional service for corporate clients such as local Housing Associations, National Builders, Architects, Property Developers, Property Management companies, Care Home proprietors, Commercial Landlords and Letting Agents.

Our commercial service is based on flexibility, working in partnership with clients on both "one-off" projects as well as contract work.

Resources include a team of fully qualified and experienced engineers competent to provide all types of heating services from preventative service maintenance contracts to complete energy-efficient and cost-saving gas, oil and renewable energy installations.

This enables us to successfully undertake and manage major contracts, taking a project from a basic idea through to a detailed and fully costed tender, then followed by installation and maintenance with an in-house team providing a reliable and rapid response service in cases of emergency.

Current projects include small commercial installations in community halls and churches, and a 5-year partnering agreement with a local Housing Association for gas service maintenance with 24-hour emergency call-out. Ongoing projects are also in place with national building developers.

Latest news

Following the budget announcement on the 22nd April 2009, an additional £43 million had been added to Low Carbon Buildings Programme and, as of 1st July 2009, any public sector building, including schools, hospitals, housing associations, local authorities and charitable bodies, could be eligible for a grant of up to 50% of the cost of installation if carried out by a Microgeneration Certified installer. To find out more, please contact Low Carbon Buildings.

All businesses that invest in energy saving equipment that appears on the government’s qualifying list can claim a full deduction against profits for the cost, instead of having to spread the deduction over several years. If the business is run through a limited company, and the business makes a trading loss, then the company may be able to claim a cash payment from HMRC based on the cost of energy-saving equipment purchased. To find out more, please contact your accountant.

We are able to advise businesses who invest in energy saving equipment that appear on the Government’s qualifying list of the deductions to which they may be entitled.