Infrared Heating for Homes & Businesses in Glasgow.

Infrared heating uses far-infrared (FIR) panels that emit radiant heat directly to people and objects—walls, floors, furniture. Unlike convection systems, it doesn't rely on warming air, offering rapid, focused warmth without thermal lag or moving air

Efficient in poor insulation: Glasgow’s many older, poorly insulated homes benefit since infrared heat penetrates and warms surfaces, reducing damp and mould growth Ideal for hard-to-heat zones: Rooms like conservatories or garages get warmer quickly without full central heating Health & air quality advantages: Minimal air movement means less dust or allergens—helpful for asthma or allergies—and it can help reduce mould lineage in damp Scottish housing

Yes. Under Scotland’s New Build Heat Standard (NBHS) from 1 January 2025, new builds must use zero-emission heating systems, such as infrared or heat pumps. They're also appropriate in traditionally listed buildings or retrofits where mains gas isn’t desired.