20 years of testing. 10 years of teaching. One breakthrough.

For 20 years, Kimbo Betty has been solving the problems heating engineers face every day.

For the last 10 years he's passed those hard earned lessons on to 1,000s of engineers.

Over that time, one thing became very clear.

The problem wasn't the engineers, it was the way they were being taught.

Kimbo Betty

Long before hydronics became part of everyday industry conversation, Kimbo Betty was challenging accepted wisdom and testing theory on real systems.

He brought everything back into the classroom, building a training course that blended the theory behind heating systems with the practical skills engineers needed every day.

For the first time heating engineers had a way to build their skills from the ground up.

Today, many of the UK's leading heating engineers trace their hydronics journey back to Kimbo's classroom.

The breakthrough

As more engineers came through the training, a pattern emerged.

The course gave engineers a genuine understanding of how heating systems worked, but turning that knowledge into confident decisions was another challenge.

A few days in the classroom wasn't enough.

Engineers needed a simple way to apply what they'd learned, job after job.

10 Step Hydronics

Working with a leading learning specialist, Kimbo packed two decades of testing and a decade of teaching into 10 Step Hydronics, a practical framework for designing, optimising or troubleshooting any heating system.

Broken down into the natural order of a real job, each step builds on the last, giving engineers a clear process to follow on every installation, whether new, retrofit or fault finding.

Today, every Warmur Academy programme is built around 10 Step Hydronics, helping engineers get it right first time.