We provide professional energy solutions for homes and businesses across Wales and England. Whether you’re looking for air source heat pumps, solar panels, EV charging points, boiler replacements, or battery storage, our MCS-accredited engineers deliver safe, efficient, and energy-saving installations tailored to your property.
From modern new builds to older homes, our expert team ensures every installation meets the highest standards while helping you access government grant schemes, including the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
Areas We Cover
Wales – covering all regions including South Wales, Mid Wales, North Wales, and West Wales.
South West England – including the Bristol & Bath area, Gloucestershire & The Cotswolds, Somerset & Taunton, and Wiltshire & Swindon.
Wider West & Midlands – reaching parts of Herefordshire, Worcestershire, and surrounding areas.
Local Expertise
Our installers understand the unique energy requirements of homes across South Wales and the South West, ensuring your system is perfectly suited to your property.
Government Grant Support
We guide homeowners through energy-saving incentives, including the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, helping you access grants to reduce installation costs.
Professional Installation
All installations are carried out by MCS-accredited engineers, meeting the highest safety and efficiency standards.
Customer-Focused Service
From initial consultation to aftercare, we prioritise your comfort, efficiency, and peace of mind, delivering solutions that last for years.
At Smart Energy Homes, our focus is on safety, efficiency, and long-term performance. Every system is installed by qualified professionals, with ongoing support to ensure your home stays comfortable, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly.
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.
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