Our renovations have shown that heat pumps can work with radiators and imperfect insulation in 80% of existing buildings. Switching to a heat pump is the most cost effective investment you can make for raising your building's EPC and reducing its energy costs.
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Drycooler 2
Drycooler 3
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Cooling circuit 2
Heating circuit
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Stronger EPC
Increase the value of your building.
Upgrading your system with Heatify is the most cost effecitve investment you can make to increase your building's EPC score. No changing your insulation or radiators.
Lower total costs
Lower investment, and lower bills. Guaranteed.
We co-finance your new system so you pay only a fraction of the CAPEX. We guarantee a fixed competitive price for heat, so that your bills stay low and predictable.
Compliance
Stay up to date with latest energy requirements.
We ensure your new heating and/or cooling system brings your building to the appropriate EPC level, according to the latest regulations.
Billing and monitoring
We take care of it.
Heatify monitors and optimises the system continuously, so maintenance and issues are caught before they turn into resident complaints. We also provide energy data analytics and handle customer billing directly.
This series of buildings from the 1950s have individual gas boilers that need to be replaced. The convectors are often over-sized since the roofs have been insulated and some single pane windows have been replaced. The required water temperature for heating during the coldest days of winter is 50°C. Since the site is a cultural heritage, there are a lot of restrictions.
Heatify confirmed the buildings qualified for a centralized heat pump with a district heating and cooling network and designed the system. Heatify will build it, co-finance it, and operate it with full technical responsibility for the next 20 years.
The client paid a fraction of the CAPEX compared to new gas boilers and lowered their monthly bills by 30% compared to gas (guaranteed). All that while reducing the CO2 emissions of the heating system by 83%. The VME is free of any technical burden for the next 20 years.
Site Groenenborgerlaan
Antwerp, Belgium
-10% CAPEX compared to gas
The client paid 10% less than the price of a new gas boiler thans to Heatify's co-financing
-30% energy costs compared to gas
Guaranteed efficiency by Heatify for the duration of the contract
Included cooling
With the heat pump, the buildings can now also cool in the summer, using their existing convectors
20 years
20-year contract including a fixed price for heat and full maintenance included
The Royal Entrepot is a 22'000 square-meter office and residential building built in 2003. The office owners wanted to replace their existing cooling system with a new one.
Heatify designed a heat pump system that not only cools more efficiently but also provides heating to the building. We co-invested in the installation and are supplying heating and cooling to the co-owner's association (VME) for 20 years.
Co-owners paid a fraction of the CAPEX and lowered their monthly bills while renovating their heating and cooling system. The VME is free of any technical burden for the next 20 years.
The Royal Entrepot
Antwerp, Belgium
-20% CAPEX
Co-owners paid 20% less for the new cooling system thanks to Heatify's co-financing
-10% energy costs
Heating costs guaranteed 10% lower to gas prices
Free upgrade
From hybrid heating to full heat pump heating included at any point during the contract
20 years
20-year contract including a fixed price for heat and full maintenance included
01
We assess your building
We check if your building qualifies and make a design proposition, showing exactly what you can expect: energy score, CAPEX, energy bills.
02
We design and build the system
We handle the full design and installation. Since we co-finance the project, the owners pay a fraction of the CAPEX.
03
We operate it for 20-30 years
From day one, Heatify optimises the system to maximize its performance and lifespan. We can also take care of maintenance.
