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FAQs
What size heat pump do I need for my room?
As a rule of thumb, allow 120–150 W of heating capacity per square metre for well-insulated rooms, but always have a supplier run a detailed heat-load calculation before purchase.
Is a heat recovery ventilation system worth the extra cost?
In airtight modern homes, HRV units can save 20–30 % on heating bills by reclaiming heat from exhaust air while delivering fresh, filtered air—often paying back their premium within a few years.
Do I need building consent to install a fireplace in New Zealand?
Most new solid-fuel fireplaces require building consent and must be installed to AS/NZS 2918, including approved flue clearances. Gas fires usually need a gas certificate but not full consent.
How often should I service my HVAC system?
Filters should be cleaned every 3–6 months and professionally serviced at least once a year to maintain efficiency, indoor air quality and warranty coverage.
Can solar heating provide all my hot water in winter?
Solar thermal systems cover 60–80 % of annual demand; during cloudy winter weeks they typically rely on an electric, gas or heat-pump booster to guarantee supply.







