Kelvin Home Climate

Heat pumps, air conditioning, underfloor heating and boilers in Finchley and North West London. A 35-page website, built on the same system your site would be.

The business

Kelvin Home Climate designs and installs heat pumps, air conditioning, underfloor heating and boilers for homes across Finchley and North West London. It is MCS certified, Gas Safe registered and Daikin D1 accredited.

Kelvin Home Climate homepage on a desktop: the headline 'Warm in winter. Cool in summer.', a strip of accreditations, and a book-a-survey button.
The homepage, with the accreditations a customer checks in a strip under the navigation.

What they needed

A customer thinking about a heat pump reads for weeks before they ring anyone. Before they ring, they want to know whether a heat pump suits their house, what the grant covers, and which makes the installer is approved for. A single page cannot answer that, and a site that does not answer it sends the reader to one that does.

So the brief was a site deep enough to answer those questions. It needed a page for each service, each area covered and each manufacturer Kelvin is accredited to install, and guides for the questions asked before a quote.

What we built

Service pages
Heat pumps, air conditioning, underfloor heating and boiler replacement, plus a care plan with its own terms.
Area pages
Six: Finchley, Mill Hill, Golders Green, Hendon, Edgware and Hampstead Garden Suburb, each with the postcodes it covers.
Manufacturer pages
Seven: Vaillant, Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, Panasonic, Nu-Heat, Telford and Hager, one for each make Kelvin is approved for.
Guides
Four, including "Heat pump or new boiler?", the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, air conditioning running costs, and wet or electric underfloor heating.
Proof and paperwork
A project page for a completed job, plus about, contact, privacy and terms pages. Thirty-five pages in all.
Kelvin's heat pump page: 'Cut your heating bills with an air source heat pump', with the Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant explained under the headline.
A service page leads with the grant, the question most heat pump buyers start with.
Kelvin's Finchley page, headed with the postcodes N3, N12 and N2 and the services available in Finchley.
An area page names its postcodes, so a search in Finchley finds a Finchley page.
Kelvin's guide 'Heat pump or new boiler? A straight comparison', with a last-updated date and a comparison table.
A guide answers a question people search for weeks before they ring, and shows when it was last updated.
Kelvin Home Climate homepage on a phone, with 'Call now' and 'Book survey' buttons fixed along the bottom of the screen.
On a phone, calling and booking stay one tap away on every page.

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The services behind it

Kelvin's work with us covers seven services. Each one links to what it includes.

In their words

“Most homeowners do plenty of research before they ever speak to a heat pump installer. I wanted a website that could answer the common questions upfront, build confidence and make it easy for people to find the systems and areas we cover. That is exactly what they delivered.”

“I didn't have to start from a blank page or spend hours writing copy. I explained what we do, the areas we serve and the standards we work to, and they turned it into a website that looks premium, and genuinely sounds like our business, with our accreditations and credentials clearly presented.”

“Everything was straightforward from the outset. I knew exactly what was included, what it would cost and how the process would work. There were no vague extras or unexpected charges later on.”

S Saltoun, Director, Kelvin Home Climate

What would a customer find if they searched for you today?

Before anything is built, we check your Google listing, your reviews, your website, your social and what an AI assistant says, by hand, against three local competitors, and walk you through what we find. It is free, and there is nothing to buy afterwards.