Question 1

Do I have to replace my heating system right away?

Accepted Answer

Usually not. § 71 GEG applies when a heating system fails or when a new system is purchased – not to a heating system that is running and working. In the initial consultation, we clarify what actually applies to your specific situation and what makes financial and technical sense. No drama, no sales pressure.

Question 2

Which heating system is right for my building – heat pump, district heating or hybrid?

Accepted Answer

That depends on the condition of the building, its insulation standard, the available connection infrastructure and your budget. We compare the realistic options for your building with a cost-effectiveness calculation – so you make your decision based on figures, data and facts.

Question 3

What does a heating replacement cost – and how much does funding cover?

Accepted Answer

The costs depend on the system, the size of the building and the installation situation. Depending on the measure and income situation, KfW funding can cover 30–70% of eligible costs. We calculate this for your specific case before you commit – not afterwards.

Question 4

Can funding be refused?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it happens more often than people think. Applications must be submitted in line with the funding guidelines, and some programmes have limited budgets or deadlines. Minimum technical requirements must also be met. The earlier we are involved, the more reliably the full funding can be secured.

Question 5

Is a heat pump worthwhile even in an unrenovated older building?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes yes, sometimes no – that is exactly the question we answer before making any recommendation. Heat load, flow temperatures and insulation standard determine whether a heat pump pays off or whether another heating system makes more sense for your building. We will also tell you if a heat pump is not (yet) the right choice.

Heating replacement: the right system, full funding, one point of contact.

Heat pump, district heating or hybrid? Choosing a system is more complex than it seems.

Heating replacement from a single source — from choosing the system to optimised operation.

Four steps to a system that works.

Analysis

Concept

Design

Implementation

What owners ask most often.

Time for the next step?

Heating replacement: the right system, full funding, one point of contact.

Four steps to a system that works.

Analysis

Concept

Design

Implementation

01Do I have to replace my heating system right away?

02Which heating system is right for my building – heat pump, district heating or hybrid?

03What does a heating replacement cost – and how much does funding cover?

04Can funding be refused?

05Is a heat pump worthwhile even in an unrenovated older building?

Time for the next step?