WHAT WE DO
Watt Energy Saver are an industry leading Specialist Energy Engineering company. Watt Energy Saver can deliver design, installation, commissioning and registration across a broad market sector, with a track record for successful delivery for commercial, industrial, educational and healthcare customers. Focusing on energy conservation, renewable technology and the integration of mechanical & electrical services into both new and existing buildings our diverse range of skills ensures we deliver best value and a quality installation time after time. The company has strong supply chain links both in the UK and Europe and is able to procure items such as Biomass Boilers, Heat Pumps and Solar PV direct from the manufacturers, giving the business a strong commercial edge. Offering a full turnkey solution we manage every aspect of the project; structural, planning and district network applications to name but a few are all handled by us, a true one stop shop. OUR APPROACH
We believe that the need to undertake a robust feasibility study is one of the most, if not the most important aspect of a project. As one of the few companies able to deliver all renewable technologies, we are able to offer a considered approach as to which the most appropriate technology is for your project. Our team is a well-balanced mix of experienced Mechanical, Electrical and Construction engineers who have a thorough and practical understanding of Building Services. We do not employ sales staff, our customers liaise directly with engineers delivering honest, coherent advice. Our unique ability to understand all aspects of a project allows us to deliver early cost certainty for a full turnkey solution. There are many considerations to be made in order to deliver a successful project, including –
Whole life costs and running costs versus capital expenditure
Space planning
Budget management
Maintenance
Installation methodology (Buildability)
Future proofing / Upgradeability
Aesthetics
Return on investment
Planning
Electrical / Mechanical Infrastructure
Utility Supplies
Structural Capacities
Site restrictions
Noise / Air pollution
Ground conditions
Integrating into existing facilities
