Air Source Heat Pumps – Macclesfield

Renewable Planet is a key supplier and installer of low carbon technologies and energy efficient solutions for both residential and commercial properties.

We act as a route to market for some of the world’s leading low carbon manufacturing suppliers including Tesla, Mitsubishi, Viessmann, Vaillant, LG, JA Solar, Solar Edge and Solis.

As part of this impressive portfolio of low carbon technology systems for renewables our products include Tesla Powerwall Battery Storage, Solar Photovoltaic and PV Systems, Air Source Heat Pumps, Ground Source Heat Pumps, Solar Thermal Systems, Electric Vehicle Charge Points, including Tesla gen 3 wall connectors, Fuel Cell – Micro CHP Units, Biomass Units for the residential and commercial across Macclesfield and the North West.

As part of our service offering, we supply and install energy efficiency products we are approved by OFGEM under the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) to provide customers with and have recently been approved by the Department of Transport as certified Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) installer for the Electric Vehicle Home charge Scheme.

As a Trusted MCS Installer we have been approved to undertake work on the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) as part of the government’s commitment to low-carbon heating technology. Contact us today to submit your application as £5,000 grants are now available for homeowners choosing to replace fossil fuel boilers with efficient low carbon heat pumps.

Macclesfield is a market town in Cheshire, which boasts a rich history, diverse culture, and picturesque surroundings. Here are some key points about Macclesfield:

History: Macclesfield’s history dates back to at least the early 13th century when it was given a market. It was a centre for the silk industry during the Industrial Revolution, where it was called the nickname “Silk Town.” The town’s industrial past is still evident in its architecture and heritage along with its football club, Macclesfield Towns nickname, the silkmen.

Silk Heritage: Macclesfield’s silk heritage is fundamental to its character. The town was renowned for its silk manufacture, particularly silk weaving, which thrived from the 18th century onwards. Macclesfield silk is still produced today, with several businesses specialising in high-quality silk fabrics and products.

Landmarks: Macclesfield is home to numerous landmarks and points of interest. The historic Macclesfield Canal, assembled in the late 18th century, offers picturesque walks and boat trips. The town’s notable buildings include the Georgian-style Town Hall, St. Michael’s Church with its distinctive medieval architecture, and the grand Victorian railway station.

Natural Beauty: Burrowed amid the rolling hills of the Cheshire countryside, Macclesfield enjoys stunning natural surroundings. The nearby Peak District National Park offers ample occasions for outdoor recreation, including hiking, cycling, and rock climbing. The scenic Teggs Nose Country Park is a well-known spot for walking and appreciating panoramic views of the neighbouring landscape.

Cultural Scene: Despite its relatively small size, Macclesfield has a vibrant cultural scene. The town hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, including the Barnaby Festival, which celebrates arts, culture, and heritage. Macclesfield is also known for its thriving music scene, with local venues showcasing live performances spanning diverse genres.

Transport Links: Situated roughly 20 miles south of Manchester, Macclesfield benefits from excellent transport links. The town is aided by Macclesfield railway station, providing frequent services to Manchester, London, and other cities. Numerous major roads, including the M6 motorway, are easily reachable from Macclesfield, enabling travel to nearby towns and cities.

Economy: While the silk industry remains part of Macclesfield’s legacy, the town’s economy has varied over the years. Today, Macclesfield is home to a range of industries spanning various sectors, including manufacturing, retail, and services. The town’s closeness to Manchester and its commuter-friendly transport links make it an attractive location for companies and inhabitants alike.

Overall, Macclesfield offers a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a charming destination to visit or call home in the heart of Cheshire