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Smart Energy Homes recently completed an air source heat pump installation at a rural property in Pencoed, Bridgend. The homeowner wanted to move away from an ageing oil heating system that was becoming increasingly expensive to run. Our team installed a Grant Aerona 290 9kW air source heat pump, a new 300L hot water cylinder and completed a full central heating upgrade with 13 new radiators. The project was completed over six days and benefited from support through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.

Smart Energy Homes recently completed a 7.905kW solar panel and battery storage installation in Caldicot, Monmouthshire. Featuring 17 DMEGC all-black solar panels, a Fox ESS hybrid inverter and 11.52kWh battery storage system, the installation was designed to maximise roof space and help the homeowner reduce electricity bills while increasing energy independence.

Looking for an air source heat pump installer in Narberth? Smart Energy Homes recently completed a Grant Aerona 290 heat pump installation at a four-bedroom bungalow in Pembrokeshire, replacing reliance on oil heating with an efficient renewable energy solution. Completed in just four days, the project included radiator upgrades, smart controls and a new hot water cylinder to maximise comfort and efficiency.

As demand for solar panels continues to grow across the UK, many homeowners are facing unexpected delays due to the G99 approval process. These delays are affecting consumers nationwide and are often outside the control of solar installers. In this guide, we explain what G99 approval is, why delays are happening, what homeowners can expect, and how we're supporting customers while they wait.

An EPC rating of F indicates that a property has poor energy efficiency and may be losing more heat than necessary, leading to higher energy bills and reduced comfort. In this guide, we'll explain what an EPC F rating means, the common causes of a low rating, and the practical improvements that can help boost your home's energy performance.

Wondering what an EPC rating E means for your property? An EPC rating of E indicates that a home has below-average energy efficiency and could benefit from improvements such as insulation, solar panels or heating upgrades. In this guide, we'll explain what an EPC E rating means, how it affects energy bills, and practical ways to improve your home's energy performance.

Smart Energy Homes has been awarded Fastest Growing Green Firm and Fastest Growing Firm in Wales at the UK Fast Growth Index 2025. Learn how our innovation, sustainable solutions, and dedicated team are driving rapid growth and making a real impact for homes across the UK. Published: November 27, 2025

At Smart Energy Homes, we know that success is all about teamwork. And who better to demonstrate this than rugby icon Scott Quinnell? In our latest video, Scott brings his legendary coaching style to the world of energy efficiency. Published: March 27, 2025

When it comes to insulating cavity walls, Climabead is the clear choice, known for its innovative approach to energy efficiency and home comfort.

From March 2027, Wales will require renewable electricity generation in every new‑build home - effectively making solar the go‑to choice for developers. Published: March 17, 2026

The 2030 EPC deadline is coming. Discover how Landlords can access free energy upgrades, increase property value, and avoid future fines.