Certified renewable heating design, installation and aftercare, backed by recognised standards, consumer protection and clear project processes.
MCS certified. RECC member. Customer protection and documented handover built into the project route.
MCS
Certification route for eligible renewable installations
RECC
Consumer code membership and public directory record
CTSI
Approved Code Scheme protection via RECC
Aftercare
Support, servicing and clear handover options
This is not a wall of logos. Each marker should help you understand risk, process and where to verify the claim.
A renewable heating system is a major investment. The useful question is what each scheme changes for the customer, what it does not promise and how it sits alongside proper design.
Public register check recommended
What it means
Eligible renewable heating work is delivered through recognised product, design, installation, commissioning and handover processes.
Why it matters
It gives customers a recognised quality route and can support grant or scheme requirements where the current rules apply.
What it does not mean
It does not replace a project-specific heat loss calculation, quotation, suitability check or grant eligibility check.
RECC public directory record 00076176
What it means
AquaTherma is listed as a member of the Renewable Energy Consumer Code, which sets standards for domestic renewable energy work.
Why it matters
RECC helps customers understand quotations, contracts, deposits, guarantees, complaints routes and after-sales expectations.
What it does not mean
It does not mean every product or scenario is automatically suitable. The project scope, paperwork and terms still need checking.
Approved Code applies through RECC
What it means
RECC is approved by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute as part of the Approved Code Scheme.
Why it matters
This adds independent consumer-protection context around fair information, clear process and complaint handling.
What it does not mean
It is not a separate technical installation certificate. It supports consumer protection through the approved RECC code.
Compliance is not one final tick box. It is a chain of decisions before, during and after installation.
The same thinking applies whether AquaTherma is designing, installing, commissioning or supporting a system: record the important decisions and hand the system over clearly.
Protection and peace of mind
AquaTherma's accreditations, consumer code memberships and documented project processes are designed to give customers clearer expectations, safer project delivery and better long-term support.
Ask a Compliance QuestionSystems are specified, installed and checked against recognised requirements and the project brief.
Customers understand what is included, what happens next and what documentation should follow.
Servicing, maintenance and support options help keep the system performing properly after handover.
Accreditations matter most when they are backed by real design, installation detail, commissioning and handover.
EvidenceReal projects show the practical detail behind the paperwork: plant rooms, controls, pipework and heat pump installations.
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EvidenceHeat pumps, UFH, MVHR, cylinders and controls are reviewed as one low-temperature system, not as isolated products.
See system designAquaTherma combines manufacturer training, low-temperature system design and practical aftercare so customers get more than a logo on a quote.
Speak to AquaTherma about design, compliance, certification and the right route for your property.
