Air source heat pump installers

The cost of an air source heat pump installation varies based on your home’s specific needs. However, with the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, the cost can be similar to the installation of a conventional heating system. For a free estimate, try our quick air source heat pump calculator today.

This is dependent on a number of factors, including the size of your home, the climate you live in, and the efficiency of the heat pump. However, in general, air source heat pumps are not expensive to run. The cost could potentially be driven down even further with the addition of a solar energy installation, which would allow you to become completely self-sufficient away from the National Grid.

Before deciding whether to go ahead with an air pump heat installation, you’ll need to consider your budget, the cost of installation, the efficiency of the heat pump, the climate you live in, the size of your home, and the cost of your current energy bills. We highly recommend speaking to our expert team before you make a final decision. We pride ourselves on our impartiality and will only recommend a solution that will benefit you and your family.

Installing an air source heat pump can be expensive. But don’t let that put you off—there are several different funding options available that could help you lower the initial cost.

ECO4 Scheme

The ECO4 Scheme, funded by energy companies, provides grants to cover the cost of air source heat pumps. The amount of funding depends on your specific situation, and eligibility includes certain benefits or low home EPC ratings. Give us a call, and we can help you figure out if you’re eligible and apply for the funding.

Boiler Upgrade Scheme

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme offers grants of up to £7,500 towards the installation of air source heat pumps. Like with ECO4, there are specific eligibility criteria you’ll have to meet. Not sure where to start? Give us a call, and we’ll walk you through the process.

According to the Energy Saving Trust, the running costs of an air source heat pump are typically around 20%-50% lower than the running costs of a gas boiler. This is because they are more efficient at extracting heat from the air than gas boilers.

Yes, the UK government backs incentives like the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) to help reduce the cost of installing air source heat pumps. Our calculator automatically applies any available grants to your free quote, making it easier to see your potential savings upfront.

The installation process for an air source heat pump is fairly straightforward. We’ll install the outdoor unit, connect it to your heating system, and set up the controls – count on us for a smooth and hassle-free experience. You may also need upgrades to your existing central heating system, but our engineers will be able to advise on this and accurately quote before installation.

Air source heat pumps are low-maintenance. A check-up in line with MCS guidance to clean filters and ensure everything’s running smoothly is usually all it takes to keep your system in top shape.

It typically takes 3 to 5 days to install an air source heat pump, depending on your home’s setup. Our experienced installers work quickly and efficiently to bring as little disruption to your day-to-day life as possible.

Most homes are a great fit for air source heat pumps, especially those with good insulation and some outdoor space for the unit.

An air source heat pump doesn’t need much space – they’re slightly larger than a washing machine. The unit is placed outside, so it won’t take up any room inside your home. If you don’t already have a suitable hot water cylinder, this will be required in your home, but our team will work with you to find the most appropriate location.

Yes, they do! Air source heat pumps work well even in cold weather, drawing heat from the air to keep your home warm. They’re designed to work efficiently throughout the winter, so you can stay cosy no matter the temperature outside. In fact, heat pumps are commonly used in much colder countries, such as Sweden and Norway, showing just how effective they can be.

Air source heat pumps are designed to be quiet, producing a gentle hum similar to a fridge, and since the outdoor unit is built to minimise noise, it shouldn’t disturb you or your neighbours.