With over 30,000 visitors to the show across two days, the event provides Gregor Heating with a great opportunity to be part of a fantastic, local community event just down the road in  Westerleigh Park, Warmley, BS30. In providing home heating solutions to residents and businesses of Bristol and Bath for over 30 years,  community is very much at the heart of the brand.

“People choose Gregor Heating to install their boiler because of the customer service we provide”, explains managing director, Steve Gregor. “By  installing over 3,000 boilers a year, people trust us to let us into their homes and advise them on the most energy efficient solutions to help keep their homes, warm and cosy. We have always considered that quite a privilege so anyway we can support events in the local community, like this show, is our way of giving something back.

Our team will have ringside seats with our trailer located next to the main arena and (our now famous) giant deckchair on show.  All visitors are invited to come and talk to our experts about the latest Home Smart Technology heating solutions and also have the opportunity to take part in the selfie competition to win £75 meal voucher.

Come rain or shine (and, let’s face it, we never know what we will get until the day) the Gregor Heating trailer offers brilliant shelter and place to watch the shows in the arena.

One of the Gregor team’s favourites is the amazing Stampede Stunt Company and of course the Ringside Little Nippers always draw in the crowds.

So, whatever the line-up is for 2019, it’ s set to be another great year. See you there?

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Steve Gregor and Richard Blackmore from Gregor Heating, joined Chris Whiteford from Mitsubishi recently on a visit to the Help Bristol’s Homeless Project in Short Street, Bedminster.

Help Bristol’s Homeless (CIC) is a non-profit, social enterprise with a mission to change the face of homelessness in Bristol founded by Jasper Thompson, a local business entrepreneur.

“The plight of homelessness in Bristol drew me to take action,” Jasper commented. “The importance of having Gregor Heating and Mitsubishi involved is to inspire other companies to lead by their example and be proactive with their corporate social responsibility.”

Part of the charity’s ethos is that housing must come first and the number of projects currently in progress reflects their approach.

There is the 360 Winx Project, a converted double decker bus, that includes easily convertible living and sleeping space and on the same site, accompanying converted freight containers, known as micro container flats. There are also outreach teams that distribute donations of hot food, drinks, bedding and clothing and a shop in Nailsea to help raise funds for the cause.

The work at Short Street has been an ongoing project for Gregor Heating, who has been working closely alongside the manufacturer, Mitsubishi.

Richard Blackmore, renewable manager at Gregor explained the process:

“We have been using air to air Mitsubishi pumps to heat both levels of the bus. There is one low-level cassette (wall mounted blower) on each level of the bus, controlled by one external unit. There is also a canteen, toilet and shower block that we have been involved in.

Currently, we are insulating eleven freight containers, and using multi-split heat pump feeding two level cassettes.”

Chris Whiteford from Mitsubishi Electric added; ‘’Working with one of our key partners, Gregor Heating, Mitsubishi Electric is delighted to be involved in such an inspirational and worthy project that Bristol Homeless are embarking on’’.

“We develop systems that can help reduce heating and hot water demands in domestic dwellings within the UK, including many suffering from fuel poverty, so we’re proud to be able to assist with such a worthwhile charity.”

For more information on the project visit:

https://helpbristolshomeless.co.uk/

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We suggested installing a Worcester Bosch 6kw Air to Air Heatpump which can offer heating as well as cooling which is remotely controlled to maintain an ambient temperature.

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This is 90 x 6KW Air to Air Heatpumps installed into 1 and 2 bedroom apartments.

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These are exceptionally eco-friendly homes, and as the smart house buyer knows; eco-friendly means economy friendly.

The homes have underheated floors fuelled by a pump which extracts heat from the outside air and transfers it to the hot water circuit – meaning that the owner can switch the heating on in autumn and leave it to run 24/7 until the spring.

Wireless digital thermostats allow each room to be individually controlled, while the latest levels of insulation keep heat loss to a minimum.

Lighting throughout the house is low-energy LED, rainwater from the roof is directed into a underwater tank to harvest natural resources.

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Each house is having the electric storage heaters removed and replaced with a Multisplit air to air heatpump system. The hot water cylinder is staying as it is.

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