Step inside Oxford homes during Oxford Open Doors 2025. Local households – including several of our proud clients – are opening their doors to show how they’ve cut energy use, improved comfort, and made their homes healthier

Unsure how to start improving your home? You’re not alone. A new Citizens Advice report shows the real barriers – and how services like Cosy Homes Oxfordshire can help you take the next step with

With the pressing challenge of climate change, households in the UK are a big emitter of greenhouse gases, accounting for 26% of total emissions. To address this issue and reduce carbon dioxide emissions, nearly all housing requires some form of

The race to retrofit our homes offers a future of possibility and sustainability. It embodies our commitment to a greener, cleaner world.

Not sure if your home has space for a heat pump? The good news is that most do. From small outdoor units to larger garden systems, we explain what space you’ll need indoors and outdoors, and how to decide which type of heat pump could work for your

Cosy Homes Oxfordshire is delighted to be sponsoring the Clean and Green Award for building traders in Oxfordshire as part of JACK FM’s Brick Awards. Nominees can join us for a glitzy ceremony at the Bodleian Library on 7 October 2022. We’ll be

If you’re thinking about installing a heat pump, one of the most common questions is: how much noise will it make?It’s a fair concern – especially if you’re planning long-term improvements and want your home to stay peaceful, indoors and

f you’re looking to make your home more energy-efficient and future-proof, the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) is here to help. This UK government initiative supports homeowners in England and Wales to switch to low-carbon heating systems, like heat pumps or

As the installation of heat pumps increases in the UK, we are often asked what it’s really like living with a heat pump, as opposed to a gas boiler, or other forms of

The dust has settled post-COP26 and the response has been mixed, although there have been some positive announcements – caveats included. Broadly, most recognise much more needs to be done, acknowledging that the scale of commitments will not go