Heating survey and design
Heat loss, emitters, hot water, controls and site constraints are turned into a documented proposal.
The people behind the service
Verified leadership and clearly described roles
We do not invent a glossy team roster. This page identifies the public company leadership and explains the specialists a renewable-heating project may involve.
NW
Director
Nathan William Wyatt
Nathan William Wyatt is the active director of Nathan Wyatt Plumbing and Heating Ltd, the company that owns and operates NW Heating Services and Renewable Heating Sussex. The appointment is recorded at Companies House from 17 May 2017.
View the public company record →Roles involved in a well-run project
The exact people depend on technology and scope. Responsibilities should remain clear from survey to handover.
Installation specialists
Heating, electrical, refrigeration and groundworks responsibilities are coordinated around the design.
Commissioning and support
Flow, controls, handover, maintenance and fault support protect the result after installation.
Speak to the NW Heating Services team
Your enquiry is routed to the team handling Renewable Heating Sussex.
Accountability
One operating company behind the service
Renewable Heating Sussex is not presented as a separate unverified contractor. It is a Sussex-focused website operated by Nathan Wyatt Plumbing and Heating Ltd, company 10774673, with the same published contact route and registered office used throughout this site. That makes it clear who receives an enquiry and who is responsible for any later written proposal.
Public company records identify leadership; project documents should identify the people responsible for survey, design, installation, electrical work, commissioning and aftercare. Where specialist work is coordinated, the scope should say who owns each decision and how questions are escalated.
At handover
Records matter after the installation
A homeowner should receive the final design basis, equipment information, settings, commissioning results, warranty details and maintenance route relevant to the completed work. These records make future adjustments and fault finding more reliable.
If you need to know who will attend, which qualifications apply or who holds a particular warranty responsibility, ask before commitment. We prefer a specific answer tied to the proposed scope over a generic team claim.
