Smart zoned heating gives every room its own temperature and schedule. Professionally installed and tuned – delivering reductions in gas consumption of up to 30%, typically around 20%.
Gas unit rates are forecast to rise about 22% in January. In our case study, zoned heating cut gas use by 40% – a reduction worth ~£1,580/yr at the forecast January rate (9.76p/kWh), up from ~£1,290 at today’s 7.97p/kWh price cap. Forecast: Cornwall Insight, Oct 2026 (gas 7.97p to 9.76p/kWh, based on 28 Sept wholesale prices; the typical dual-fuel bill is forecast to rise 16%). Case study saving = 16,207 kWh verified reduction (2025 vs 2020, the last full year before installation) × unit rate.
Traditional: all rooms heated equally. Empty rooms get heated too.
Larger homes in Bearsden and Milngavie can spend £3,000–£5,000 annually on gas. Much of that heats empty rooms all day and night.
The hallway thermostat reads 21°C but bedrooms are too warm and the living room's still cold. Every room has different needs.
You can set on/off times for the whole house, but not per room. The spare bedroom gets the same heating as the kitchen at dinner time.
You've no idea which rooms are using the most energy. Without data, you can't make smart decisions about your heating.
Victorian and Edwardian houses in Glasgow, Bearsden and Milngavie are notoriously hard to heat evenly: high ceilings, big rooms, and bedrooms that sit empty for most of the day. The control hub and smart radiator valves are only part of the answer. What ZoneWise adds is the work around them: checking your boiler is compatible, setting up and balancing every zone, and monitoring the system once it’s running. And our case study figures come from seven years of real gas bills, not estimates.