Small choices. Growing impact.

Installing and maintaining more efficient heating systems is one way we can help our customers use energy more thoughtfully.

But we wanted to do something beyond the work we carry out in people’s homes too.

That’s why Westflow supports One Tree Planted, helping to fund tree planting and restoration projects around the world.

Ten trees with every new heating system

For every new heating system we install, we fund the planting of ten trees.

It’s a simple idea, but one we’ve stuck with over the years.

As more Westflow customers have upgraded their heating, those tens of trees have gradually become hundreds.

The certificates below tell that story.

Rather than creating a new post every time another group of trees is planted, we’ll keep this page updated so you can see our contribution continuing to grow.

Why trees?

Trees are an extraordinary part of a healthy natural environment.

They support biodiversity, help restore ecosystems, protect soil and water, provide habitats for wildlife and play an important role in capturing carbon.

One Tree Planted works with planting partners around the world on reforestation and restoration projects designed to support both nature and local communities.

For us, it’s a practical way of making a positive contribution alongside the work we already do.

Better heating. A little more going back.

We’re not going to pretend that planting trees solves everything.

For Westflow, sustainability starts closer to home: helping people understand their heating, looking after the equipment they already have and installing efficient systems that are right for the property.

But we also believe that lots of sensible actions can add up.

So when one of our customers chooses Westflow for a new heating system, we put a little something back too.

Ten trees at a time.

Our One Tree Planted certificates

Below you can see the certificates we’ve received over the years.

We’ll keep adding to them as the number of trees supported by Westflow and our customers continues to grow.

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