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The Home Future Roadmap™

How future-ready is your home?

Find out what to improve, what to do first and where your money will make the biggest difference.

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Five minutes · No obligation · Cotswolds, Wiltshire & Oxfordshire

Restored Cotswold stone home at golden hour
Air Conditioning
Solar
Heating
Plumbing
Batteries
Smart Home

Not six separate purchases — one connected system, assessed together.

Start here

Your Home Future Score™, in five minutes.

Answer a few questions about your property, how it's heated and what frustrates you. You'll get an indicative score and a roadmap straight away.

Get My Home Future Score

About five minutes

A guided check, not a quote request form.

Seven scored categories

Energy, heating, cooling, water, resilience, smart technology, renewable readiness.

A NOW / NEXT / LATER plan

Priority sequence with indicative investment bands.

Most home-improvement companies start with what they sell.We start with your home.

You might be considering air conditioning, solar panels, a heat pump or new plumbing. Or you might just want lower bills. Either way, our whole-home assessment shows how the decisions fit together before you spend.

Don't buy another home technology in isolation. Find out what your home actually needs, what to do first, what can wait, and how each improvement works together.

One connected home

Your home is already a system. We treat it like one.

One connected home

Solar, heating, cooling, plumbing, batteries and smart controls all affect each other. We plan them as one system.

Home

Your walls, roof and windows decide how much energy everything else has to supply.

Select any element to see how it relates to the others.

Example roadmap

A homeowner rang us about a new boiler.

The assessment recommended something different — and sequenced it so nothing bought in year one had to be redesigned in year five.

NOW0–12 months
  • Smart heating and energy controls
  • Upstairs cooling and heating (air-to-air heat pump)

Comfort where you actually feel the problem, plus the data that shows what to do next.

01
NEXT1–3 years
  • Solar panels
  • Battery storage
  • Bigger radiators in key rooms

It cuts the running cost of what you have already installed, and gets your radiators ready for a heat pump.

02
LATER3–7 years
  • Replace the boiler with an air-source heat pump

Later, your home will be well insulated and ready for a heat pump, so we can fit a smaller one that works properly.

03

A boiler fitted today may need replacing within ten years. Solar panels bought without a heat pump or an electric car in mind often have to be resized. Get the order right and nothing gets bought twice.

What we deliver

Five disciplines. One coordinated plan.

Insulation and building-efficiency work is delivered through approved partners within the same roadmap.

Home Air Conditioning

Air-to-air heat pumps

Home Air Conditioning

Modern air-to-air heat pumps do far more than cool. Chosen properly, they are one of the most efficient ways to heat a bedroom, a home office or a whole floor of a British home.

Solar & Battery

Generation, storage, tariffs

Solar & Battery

Solar is not a standalone product. Its value depends on what else your home does with electricity — now and in five years' time.

Heating & Heat Pumps

Boilers, heat pumps, hot water

Heating & Heat Pumps

The right heating decision depends on your walls, roof and windows, how much hot water you use, and what else you plan to do to the property. Sometimes the answer isn't a new boiler.

Plumbing

Water, pressure, bathrooms

Plumbing

Good plumbing is the foundation the rest of the home relies on. Pressure, water quality and pipework quietly determine how well every heating and hot-water technology performs.

Smart Home Energy

Controls, data, optimisation

Smart Home Energy

As homes start to generate, store, heat, cool and charge, the question stops being which product and becomes how it is all coordinated.

How it works

From five minutes of questions to a decade of decisions.

1

Understand

Complete your Home Future Check.

2

Plan

Receive your initial Home Future Score and recommended roadmap.

3

Survey

An engineer checks the property and designs your Home Future Plan.

4

Improve

Implement improvements in the right order.

5

Optimise

Track, service and continuously improve your home through your LexLotte Home Passport.

Smart control on a heritage stone wall

Premium survey

The LexLotte Home Future Plan™

One property. One coordinated strategy. No conflicting recommendations from five different trades.

An engineer surveys the property properly. That covers how much heat it loses, the plumbing, the electrical supply, whether solar and a battery suit it, cooling, hot water, controls, car charging and your renovation plans. You get one plan, in the right order.

Survey fee

£350–£650

Set within that range by the size and complexity of the property, and confirmed with you before we visit. Spend £3,000 or more on installation work and we credit the full survey fee against it.

Explore the Home Future Plan

Grants & incentives

Don't leave available support on the table.

View all schemes →

Heat pump incentive

Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS)

Government grant contributing towards the cost of replacing a fossil-fuel heating system with an air-source or ground-source heat pump in England and Wales.

Indicative
Fixed contribution towards an air-source heat pump installation
Eligibility
Owner-occupiers and small landlords in England & Wales; property must have a valid EPC with no outstanding insulation recommendations in most cases; installation by an MCS-certified installer.
Region
England & Wales
Reviewed 14 Jul 2026Source

VAT incentive

0% VAT on qualifying energy-saving materials

Zero-rated VAT on the installation of certain energy-saving materials in residential property, including solar PV, batteries and heat pumps.

Indicative
Removes VAT from qualifying installation cost
Eligibility
Applies to qualifying materials and installations in residential accommodation; relief and end dates are set by HMRC and subject to change.
Region
United Kingdom
Reviewed 14 Jul 2026Source

Local authority scheme

Warm Homes: Local Grant (participating councils)

Locally administered support for energy-efficiency and low-carbon heating measures. Availability differs between Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Oxfordshire councils.

Indicative
Varies by authority and measure
Eligibility
Set by each participating local authority — typically income, EPC band and property-type criteria apply.
Region
Gloucestershire · Wiltshire · Oxfordshire
Reviewed 14 Jul 2026Source

Solar incentive

Smart Export Guarantee (SEG)

Licensed electricity suppliers pay for exported renewable electricity. Rates and terms vary by supplier, so it is worth comparing rather than accepting a default tariff.

Indicative
Per-kWh payment for exported electricity — supplier dependent
Eligibility
Systems up to 5MW with MCS (or equivalent) certification and an export meter; you must apply to a SEG licensee.
Region
Great Britain
Reviewed 30 Jun 2026Source

Schemes change. Details above are maintained by our team and were last reviewed on 14 July 2026. Eligibility is subject to the requirements of each government or local authority scheme, and inclusion here is not confirmation that your property or household qualifies.

Why LexLotte

One home. One plan. One team.

Traditionally, a homeowner talks to a plumber, a solar installer, an electrician, an air-conditioning installer and a heating engineer separately. Each one recommends their own product. Nobody is responsible for how it all works together.

That gap is what LexLotte exists to close.

Five separate tradesOne integrated plan

One survey, one heat-loss calculation, one electrical design and one order of work. Each improvement is planned knowing what comes next, so nothing is bought twice.

01

Whole-home thinking

We look at the complete property before recommending technology.

02

Technology neutral

We recommend what makes sense for the home rather than forcing every customer into the same product.

03

Investment sequencing

Understand what should happen now, next and later.

04

One project partner

Coordinate multiple technologies instead of forcing the homeowner to manage multiple trades.

05

Long-term relationship

Maintain your Home Passport and roadmap as technology and the property evolve.

Example homeowner journeys

Illustrative scenarios, not published testimonials

The following are hypothetical scenarios used to illustrate how the LexLotte approach works in practice. They are not genuine customer testimonials and do not use real names. Verified testimonials will replace these once approved.

A family rang about a replacement oil boiler. After a whole-home assessment, they left with a ten-year plan, spent less that year than expected, and understood exactly what to do in 2028.

Near Burford, Oxfordshire

Three bedrooms were unusable by mid-July. Cooling was the obvious fix, but the electrics were specified for the solar they hadn't yet decided on — foresight that prevented a second job later.

Malmesbury, Wiltshire

A homeowner had dealt with several companies that simply recommended what they happened to sell. The sequencing argument — why order matters — was what persuaded them to proceed.

Stow-on-the-Wold

Having every certificate, warranty and service date in one place proved more valuable than expected, particularly with a period property that had been worked on by multiple contractors over the years.

Cirencester, Gloucestershire

Areas served

Deliberately local. Deeply familiar with these homes.

Limestone cottages, Georgian townhouses, 1930s semis and new-build family homes all behave differently. We work where we know the housing stock.

Cotswolds

  • Cirencester
  • Stow-on-the-Wold
  • Burford
  • Chipping Campden
  • Tetbury
  • Northleach
  • Moreton-in-Marsh
  • Bourton-on-the-Water

Wiltshire

  • Malmesbury
  • Chippenham
  • Marlborough
  • Devizes
  • Corsham
  • Calne
  • Bradford-on-Avon
  • Swindon

Oxfordshire

  • Oxford
  • Witney
  • Chipping Norton
  • Woodstock
  • Abingdon
  • Bicester
  • Banbury
  • Faringdon

FAQs

Questions homeowners ask us first.

The survey is £350–£650, set within that range by the size and complexity of the property and confirmed with you before the visit. If you go on to spend £3,000 or more on installation work with us, we credit the full survey fee against that work.

Oxfordshire manor house at dusk

Our story

Built for the homes our children will inherit.

LexLotte takes its name from Aleksej and Charlotte.

Our homes are changing. More of them make their own electricity, store it, charge cars and control their own heating.

But most homeowners are still forced to make those decisions separately.

LexLotte was created to change that. We help families see how today's improvements fit into tomorrow's home, so they get a practical roadmap instead of another one-off installation.

Better homes. Smarter decisions. A more efficient future.

Start with your home, not with a product.

Complete the Home Future Check and see your indicative score, category breakdown and NOW / NEXT / LATER roadmap.

Get My Home Future ScoreBook a Home Assessment

4.9 from 30+ Google reviews

150+ homes assessed