Working in Stafford
Stafford is the county town, with a historic core around the Ancient High House and Greengate Street, streets of Victorian terraces off the Lichfield and Newport Roads, and larger estates and new developments at Wildwood, Baswich and Burleyfields.
Around Stafford, many rural homes are off the gas grid and heated by oil or LPG, which makes heat pumps particularly worth considering. Stafford's larger estates have plenty of south-facing roofs suited to solar, with space for batteries in garages and utility rooms.
For Stafford (ST16, ST17 and ST18), planning applications are handled by Stafford Borough Council, and highways matters such as scaffold licences, skips on the road and dropped kerbs by Staffordshire County Council. Our yard at Kimberley Business Park is around ten miles from Rugeley along the A513 and A51.
How we work
Positioning the outdoor unit is about noise, airflow, neighbours and pipe runs. We agree the location with you and check whether it falls within permitted development limits.
Pairing a heat pump with solar PV and a battery can cut running costs further. Because Margav Energy installs all three, we can design them to work together.