Sustainability
We want to change the way people heat their homes, so that they live in the most comfortable, efficient, and sustainable environments. Our business model is genuinely focused on addressing climate change and reducing emissions, in line with the UN’s ‘Race to Zero’ campaign. Our smart underfloor heating systems are the most energy and carbon efficient way to heat a home. Since 2019 we have helped our customers save over 445,000t* of CO2e, compared to using traditional heating methods. From 2026 to 2031 we plan to facilitate an additional 1,086,495t* of lifetime CO2e savings, equivalent to over 2.5 million barrels of crude oil.
Warmup is helping make Net Zero a reality
At Warmup, we are taking decisive action today to build a more sustainable future. We are embedding sustainability across our business—committing to the initiatives outlined on this page, reducing our carbon footprint, and collaborating with partners to develop innovative solutions and technologies that lower emissions further.
We believe that meaningful, consistent action is the only way to drive real change. By holding ourselves accountable and continuously improving, we are helping to create a healthier, more resilient planet for future generations. Watch our short film to learn how we are contributing to making Net Zero a reality.
UN Global Compact
On 23rd March 2026, Warmup Plc joined the United Nations Global Compact, a special initiative of the UN Secretary‑General that promotes responsible and sustainable business practices worldwide. The UN Global Compact calls on companies to align their operations and strategies with Ten Universal Principles in the areas of human rights, labor standards, environmental responsibility, and anti‑corruption, and to take action in support of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Since its launch in 2000, the UN Global Compact has become the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative, bringing together more than 20,000 companies across over 160 countries, supported by more than 60 Global Compact Country Networks. Through its participation, Warmup Plc is committed to embedding these principles into its governance, strategy and day‑to‑day operations, and to contributing to a more sustainable and inclusive global economy.
BEAMA 2050 Commitment
The BEAMA 2050 Connected Climate Commitment provides a shared framework for science-based targets, governance integration, circular economy principles, and value chain collaboration.
“Warmup Plc is proud to support the BEAMA 2050 Connected Climate Commitment, reflecting our dedication to advancing electric and hydronic underfloor heating and smart home technologies that deliver measurable reductions in both operational and lifecycle carbon emissions. Achieving Net Zero requires coordinated action across the value chain, and BEAMA provides a vital platform for collaboration and consistent progress. Together, we are committed to advancing heating technologies that reduce emissions, support electrification, and contribute to a more sustainable built environment.”
Andrew Stimpson, CEO at Warmup PLC.
EcoVadis
EcoVadis is a sustainability rating platform that helps businesses assess their own environmental, social, and ethical performance, as well as that of their suppliers. The internationally recognized accreditation demonstrates Warmup’s credentials as a sustainability partner, as we seek to continually reduce our global carbon footprint and strive to cut our carbon emissions in half by 2030, and achieve net zero by 2050. As we all become more attuned to the complexities of global supply chains, Warmup are dedicated to improving the impact of our practices on the planet: from optimizing freight routes to ensure that we maximize space on every shipment to investing in the usage of more recycled materials in our products and packaging. For our work on sustainability so far, we have been awarded a bronze medal accreditation from EcoVadis, putting us in the TOP 8% of the electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities industry.
A Commitment to Fairness, Growth, and Respect
Since 2024, Warmup has been proud to demonstrate its commitment to fair pay by becoming a Living Wage Foundation employer, ensuring that all staff are paid a real Living Wage that reflects the true cost of living rather than the government minimum. This independently calculated rate is reviewed and increased annually, helping provide security, dignity, and financial confidence so employees can afford everyday essentials. By supporting the Living Wage Foundation and joining a growing movement of responsible employers across the UK, Warmup reinforces its commitment to putting people first and creating a more sustainable, inclusive workplace.
Forrest Stewardship Council (FSC)
FSC runs the world’s leading forest certification system and works to mitigate the climate and biodiversity crises by advancing responsible forest management worldwide. At Warmup, achieving certification with the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is a key part of our commitment to responsible sourcing and transparent communication.
FSC certification ensures that the materials used in our products originate from responsibly managed forests that deliver environmental, social, and economic benefits.
Just as importantly, the FSC trademark provides a clear and trusted way for consumers to identify these products and make informed purchasing decisions.
Community
Supporting the communities around us is essential to achieving meaningful sustainability, as social wellbeing and environmental progress are deeply interconnected. Strong communities create the foundation for long-term resilience and positive change. For Warmup, contributing to local initiatives and fostering shared value is a core part of our sustainable path, ensuring we not only reduce our environmental impact but also help build a more inclusive and thriving society for the future.
See how energy efficient Warmup heating systems have transformed these projects into low carbon spaces
Warmup’s energy-efficient underfloor heating was specified for racing legend Sir Sterling Moss’s central London home.
Mark Selby needed an energy-efficient hydronic heating system for his home renovation and extension project.
Contact Us
If you would like to learn more about Warmup’s sustainability initiatives or get in touch with our Sustainability Department, please use the form below. We welcome questions, feedback, and collaboration opportunities from customers, partners, and the wider hub.
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