Anderson Floor Warming gains BRE accreditation

06 April, 2009

Anderson Floor Warming has achieved BRE accreditation as a microgeneration installer of heat pumps, one of only six companies in Scotland to date. Grants for installing heat pumps are only available to applicants using installers and products certified under MCS or equivalent schemes.

Mike Anderson, a director of the company, says, ‘We aim to provide a one-stop shop for our customers and specialise in the design, supply and installation of complete integrated systems. BRE microgeneration accreditation is a rigorous test of procedures and installation, and we are delighted to receive this prestigious certification.’

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