Grant UK has updated its online Product Selector Tool designed to help homeowners find their new heating system. From oil-fired boilers and air source heat pumps through hybrid heating solutions and complementary technologies, the digital resource suggests to consumers the Grant heating products which could be suitable for their home.
The Product Selector Tool on Grant UK’s website has been upgraded to deliver more comprehensive results for homeowners. Users can search by fuel source, such as kerosene oil, electric or hybrid, before specifying their preferences to tailor the results. The results then display the Grant products which fulfil the search criteria entered and are categorised according to heat source and complementary technologies. Each product is also listed with its core features and benefits to help end-users compare different products and ranges.
After using the Product Selector Tool, homeowners can either continue their research on the Grant UK website or they can request to send a copy of the Grant products listed in their results straight to their inbox for future reference.
“There is a lot choice across the Grant product range so our new Product Selector Tool will make it easier for homeowners to find the right Grant heating products for their home,” explained Anna Wakefield, Head of Internal Sales and Marketing at Grant UK. “Every home is different and this is why it is important that consumers have choice when it comes to changing their heating system, whether that is installing a HVO compatible Vortex oil-fired boiler, an energy-efficient Aerona 290 air source heat pump or transitioning to renewable heating with an EvoLink Smart Hybrid System Hub.
“The upgrades we have made to our online Product Selector Tool will help homeowners during the early stages of researching their next heating system, suggesting suitable heat sources and, when required, complete package solutions. They can share their results with local G1 Installers who will then provide in-depth support to specify a new Grant heating system.”
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