Heat Pump Service
in Livingston.

Useful facts,
not assumptions.

Service enquiries are for planned assessment, commissioning checks, maintenance and performance review of an existing or proposed air-source or ground-source heat-pump system. Useful details include the make and model, system age, refrigerant or hydronic configuration where known, cylinder and emitter type, controls, recent energy-performance information, and whether the home is part of a council, factor-managed or communal heating arrangement. Service planning should also consider insulation, draught control, ventilation and radiator or underfloor-heating suitability, consistent with West Lothian Council's retrofit guidance. This page does not imply that any particular contractor serves Livingston.

• Provide the full Livingston postcode, property type, access notes and whether the address is within a managed, rented or communal-heating arrangement.
• Gather the heat-pump make, model, serial number if accessible, installation or commissioning records, warranty information and any recent service documentation.
• Photograph the controller display and note fault codes, pressure or temperature readings, unusual sounds, leaks and the effect on space heating or hot water; do not dismantle the unit.
• If installation or replacement is being considered, note insulation, glazing, ventilation, emitter type, outdoor-unit location, electrical supply and any possible planning, listed-building or communal-system constraints.