Mikrofill provides new heating and hot-water for residential home

03 September, 2014

Mikrofill, boilers, space heating, hot water, DHW

Separate heating and hot-water systems for a residential home in Cirencester have been replaced with a single Mikrofill system to provide both services. A Mikrofill Ethos condensing boiler and two Rapide Extreme hot-water loading cylinders provide a healthier operating system for the residents and a more fuel-efficient plant for the owners.

The new installation or Watermoor House was designed and installed by P&R Heating .

The building has been Grade 2 listed by English Heritage and occupies a prime position in the centre of Cirencester. There are over 30 residents.

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