Evotech Ltd.

Welcome to Evotech, plumbers and central heating engineers covering from Belfast to Dublin. Having been in the trade for 20 years, we have built a wealth of experience and we pride ourselves on giving a fast response and great service.

We can help you with the little things, like Emergency plumbing or replacing your boiler, to designing and installing a full central heating system. Fully qualified and Gas Safe Registered.

From leaking taps and frozen pipes to the installation of central heating systems, no job is too large or too small. We have established a reputation for providing a prompt service at a competitive rate, whilst not compromising on the quality of our workmanship.

As we are Gas Safe registered, you can rest assured that all of our work is completed to the highest safety standards. We are fully qualified and highly experienced and we are committed to offering the highest standards of service to our clients. That is why many of our customers come back to us and refer us to others. Whatever your requirements we can help so get in touch today.

We also provide Underfloor Heating.

What is Underfloor Heating?​
The heat produced from Underfloor heating or wall heating comprises of 70% radiant Heat and 30% convection heat. Conventional systems mainly provide convection heat which circulates through the air that surrounds objects in a building. Radiant heat, heats objects & the general fabric of the building, including people, just like the sun heats objects on the earth's surface.

Underfloor heating eliminates uncomfortable hot or cold air flows around a room and gives even comfortable heating. The warmest part of the room is next to the floor, not the ceiling. Floor heating is as close as you can get to the ideal heating curve.

We also install Heat Pumps

What is a Heat Pump?
A heat pump is a device that draws heat from the outside and transfers it into your house to provide space heating and domestic hot water.

There are two kinds of heat pumps: air-source heat pumps and ground-source heat pumps. Ground-source heat pumps, which use bore holes or thousands of metres of plastic pipe buried in the garden, tend to be very expensive to install and are not popular in the UK.