We begin with room-by-room heat loss, hot water, emitters, controls, location, noise and electrical capacity. Heat Saviour may form part of a suitable integration design; it is not an automatic performance uplift.
MCS-aligned design pathway
Whole-system SPF shown as an assumption
Backup and enabling works made visible
Specialist ventilation
We investigate moisture sources, fabric defects, extract performance, routes, noise, fire interfaces and required airflow. Breathe ventilation must earn its own measured product data before receiving a saving credit.
PassivGlas vacuum glazing
We model the installed whole window, including glass, frame and edge, not a centre-pane value alone. Heritage constraints, frame condition, safety and changed ventilation needs remain part of the design.
VorteXtract and EndoTherm
These are water-side heating measures, not ventilation. Any combined benefit is treated as one sensitivity and remains zero in the base calculator until suitable evidence supports a property-specific claim.
Solar, storage and Gateway Pro
Generation, time shifting, EV charging and optional monitoring are modelled against the whole building. Gateway Pro separates measured performance from predictions and can connect to a richer GridSync property record.
Air, considered properly
Breathe ventilation
Controlled fresh air and moisture management belong in the whole-building plan. The suitable unit, airflow, noise and installation detail are confirmed during your technical survey.
Product visuals and airflow illustrations, not measured performance evidence. Heat recovery and energy savings require tested data for the specified product.
Part of the room, not in the way.
Amporah’s Breathe installation concept shows the linear unit beneath a living room window. Placement and suitability depend on the building survey.
People before products
Good work should be clear, fair and properly recorded.