Energy Efficient Homes

At Shingler Group, we’re committed to improving the energy efficiency of our homes, so they are better for the planet, and your bank balance. The latest Home Builder’s Federation report has found that New build properties are increasingly more energy efficient, with 86% of new builds achieving an A or B EPC rating, compared to 5% of older properties.

On average, new build homes use 60% less energy than older properties

reducing the average energy bill by more than £130 a month and saving homeowners over £1,570 a year!

Air Source Heat Pump

Shingler Homes use Air Source Heat pumps, which work by extracting heat from the outside air and moving it around your home.Air Source Heat Pumps are also more environmentally responsible.

Solar Panels

Hedgehog Highways

Access holes will be placed in the plinth of our fences for hedgehogs to roam freely through our developments. This will be implemented from our Boreatton Fields (Phase 3) development and going forward.

Electric Car Chargers

Shingler Homes are installing Electric Car Chargers on their Fernhill Grange development and going forward. Every home comes fitted with a 7.4Kw Electric car charger as standard, giving you the convenience of powering your car from home.

Insulation

We use high quality insulation in all of our properties. This ensures that all external elements of you new home (i.e. walls, roof and floor) lose very little heat in the winter and prevents overheating in the summer. Our insulation specification exceeds standard building regulations.

Double Glazed Windows

Our high-quality double-glazed windows have a 1.2 u-value (ability to retain heat) performance to improve your homes thermal efficiency. Additionally, our windows g-value (solar heat allowance) is over 40% higher than the standard regulations. The gaps between the two panes of glass aids in more effective insulation by locking in cool air during Summer and reducing heat loss over Winter.

Air Tightness

All our Shingler Homes are tested for airtightness. The air pressure test measures how well your home manages air flow, meaning better heat insulation whilst also reducing the amount of CO2 emissions your home produces.We also use trickle vents which allows adequate ventilation throughout the property. This is turn will prevent excess air pollution and hinder any damp and mold from forming.

*https://www.hbf.co.uk/policy/wattasave/

**https://www.edfenergy.com/energywise/lower-your-homes-carbon-footprint-air-source-heat-pump#:~:text=Will%20an%20air%20source%20heat,CO2%20over%2010%20years.

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