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Heating engineers in Moreton-in-Marsh
6 heating engineers we list cover Moreton-in-Marsh. 2 are based in the area. 4 are on a trade register.
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Firms based in the area first, then by distance from Moreton-in-Marsh. Nobody pays for position.
| Firm | Based in | Does | Checks | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clear Chimney Services | Moreton-in-Marsh GL56 Covers Moreton-in-Marsh |
Stoves and flues | 07852 862009Website | |
| Seasons Plumbing and Heating | Moreton-in-Marsh GL56 Covers Chipping Norton, Moreton-in-Marsh |
Emergency call-out, Commercial, Central heating, Boiler repairs, +10 | Trading, no register found | 07876 288288Website |
| C Wyatt Heating Ltd | Chipping Norton OX7 7 mi Covers Witney, Chipping Norton, Moreton-in-Marsh +2 |
Boiler installation, Boiler servicing, Boiler repairs, Gas heating, +4 | 01608 670183Website | |
| Pinnacle Plumbing & Heating Direct LtdLtd company 13245777 | Carterton OX18 17 mi Covers Witney, Moreton-in-Marsh |
Emergency call-out, Central heating, Boiler installation, Boiler servicing, +6 | Trading, no register found | 01865 306381Website |
| Corinium StovesLtd company 01951977 | South Cerney GL7 Covers Cirencester, Witney, Winchcombe +4 |
Stoves and flues, Gas heating, LPG heating | 01285 861099Website | |
| Cotswold Green Energy LtdLtd company 07620519 | Blockley GL56 Covers Moreton-in-Marsh |
Heat pumps, Biomass, Solar thermal, Stoves and flues | 01386 701259Website |
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Short answer
Moreton-in-Marsh has a mix of old stone houses on the High Street and newer estates. About seven in ten households use mains gas alone, and about one in sixteen use oil. The town is inside the Cotswolds National Landscape. Oil-heated homes can get an extra £1,500 on a heat pump grant.
Heating engineers in Moreton-in-Marsh by service
What fuels heat homes in Moreton?
In the 2021 Census, 1,918 of the 2,711 households in Moreton East and Moreton West wards used mains gas alone. That is 70.7 per cent.
Oil heated 169 households, or 6.2 per cent, about twice the England share. Moreton East had the most, at 7.5 per cent.
Moreton East also had 30 households with renewable heating alone, such as a heat pump. That is 2.0 per cent, five times the England share.
How old are homes in the Moreton area?
The Moreton and Stow area has many new homes. Almost a third (31.9 per cent) of homes on the Council Tax list were built in 2000 or later. About a fifth date from before 1919.
A new house often suits a heat pump with little change. A stone house on the High Street may need extra insulation and larger radiators first.
Ask for the heat loss figure in watts for each room. This lets you compare quotes from different engineers.
Does the grant pay more for oil-heated homes?
Yes. GOV.UK says the Boiler Upgrade Scheme pays £7,500 towards an air or ground source heat pump. Until March 2027, a home with oil or LPG and no mains gas can get £1,500 more.
A biomass boiler can get £5,000, but only in a rural home off the gas grid, with an emissions certificate.
The installer applies to Ofgem for you, and must fit the system within 120 days of the application.
Which planning rules apply in the centre of Moreton?
The centre of Moreton is a conservation area, and many buildings on the High Street are listed. Cotswold District Council publishes the boundary map.
In the conservation area, a new flue on a road-facing front or side wall needs planning permission. A listed house also needs permission for an oil tank in its grounds, and for any heat pump.
Electric heating is common in Moreton West ward. There, 162 households (13.2 per cent) used it alone in 2021. Another 22 households in the two wards used tank or bottled gas.
Questions
Can I put a heat pump at the front of my Moreton house?
Moreton is inside the Cotswolds National Landscape. There, a unit on a road-facing wall or roof, or nearer the road than the house, needs planning permission.
Where can Moreton residents get free energy advice?
Warm and Well gives free advice to Cotswold District residents. Call 0800 500 3076, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Do I need permission for a new oil tank?
Usually not, if it holds 3,500 litres or less and is not in front of the house. In the National Landscape, it must not sit between a side wall and the boundary.
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Sources
- ONS Census 2021, table TS046 Central heating (Nomis)
- Valuation Office Agency: Council Tax stock of properties 2025 (build period, table CTSOP4.1)
- House of Commons Library: MSOA names
- Natural England: Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (England) boundaries
- The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015, Schedule 1 (article 2(3) land)
- General Permitted Development Order 2015, Schedule 2 Part 1 (oil tanks, chimneys and flues)
- General Permitted Development Order 2015, Schedule 2 Part 14 Class G (air source heat pumps)
- GOV.UK: Boiler Upgrade Scheme, what you can get
- GOV.UK: Boiler Upgrade Scheme, how to apply
- Cotswold District Council: Warm and Well
- Cotswold District Council: conservation area maps
- Cotswold District Council: listed buildings