


Ann lives in a semi-detached house in Drimpton, near Beaminster—a rural West Dorset village with no mains gas supply. Like many homes across the West Dorset, South Somerset, and South Wiltshire borders, her property was heated by an older oil boiler, leaving her entirely dependent on fossil fuel deliveries and exposed to highly volatile oil prices.
Her property was rated D on its EPC and was producing 6.1 tonnes of CO2 per year—right at the national household average—with the potential to nearly halve that environmental footprint by switching to a renewable system.
We carried out a comprehensive engineering installation: completely removing the oil boiler, replacing it with a high-efficiency Mitsubishi Ecodan 8.5kW air source heat pump, fitting a new 170-litre hot water cylinder, renewing the pipework and radiators throughout the entire property, and designing and installing a custom underfloor heating system. The entire large-scale project was completed in just five days, and the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant made the financial transition straightforward.
“Excellent installation of an Ecodan air source heat pump, replacement pipework and radiators, and connection of underfloor heating. I am delighted with the great performance and economic benefits of this system. EcoFueled’s well-trained staff are courteous, efficient and tidy. Highly recommend.” — Ann, Beaminster