Kent's estates carry a mix of ageing gas plant: residential blocks in the Medway towns, logistics sheds along the M20 and M2, and public-sector buildings working to decarbonisation targets. AMPM Building Services designs and installs commercial air-source heat pump systems and the electrical upgrades they depend on, engineered to CIBSE guidance and commissioned to BSRIA standards.
Commercial heat pump installation in Kent means dealing with real constraints: plant rooms sized for gas boilers, electrical supplies that need reinforcing before a heat pump can run, and buildings that must stay occupied throughout. We handle the full scope for estates, managing agents, landlords and public-sector teams across the county, from feasibility and heat-loss assessment through plant replacement, distribution upgrades and commissioning. Coverage runs from the M25 fringe at Dartford and Sevenoaks, down the M20 corridor through Maidstone and Ashford, and across the Medway towns to Canterbury and the coast, and we work to the standards PSDS-funded programmes require.
Yes. We are based in Burgess Hill, West Sussex, which puts west Kent towns such as Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks and Tonbridge within an easy run, and the M25, M20 and M2 give us direct routes to Maidstone, the Medway towns, Ashford and the coast. For installation projects we plan site presence around the programme, and our 24-hour line (0330 043 0080) is answered every day of the year.
We do both under one contract. Heat pumps shift heating load from gas to electricity, and many Kent buildings need new distribution boards, switchgear or a DNO supply application before the plant can run. As an MEPH contractor we design and install the electrical works to BS 7671 alongside the mechanical installation, so there is one design, one programme and one point of responsibility.
Yes. We deliver heat pump and low-carbon plant works for public-sector estates, including programmes funded through the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme, with the design records, commissioning evidence and handover documentation that grant-funded projects require. We install to CIBSE guidance and commission to BSRIA standards, which is the level of rigour PSDS auditors expect to see.
That is the normal case, not the exception. For occupied residential blocks and working commercial buildings we phase the installation, keep temporary heat or hot water available where it is needed, and sequence the changeover so downtime is limited to a planned, agreed window. We set this out in the programme before work starts so managing agents can brief residents and tenants properly.
A named contact, not a sales team, comes back within 24 hours. Include the package, programme and stage if you can.