Providing high quality installations of air source heat pumps throughout England.
Your Heat Pump Installation
How Our Process Works
Having a new heat pump installed by us couldn’t be easier! We’ll guide you through the process from the survey to choosing the right heat pump for your home and budget to the final handover.
Step 1
Survey
We’ll complete a survey of your home to find out ifa heat pump is the right option for your home and help you find the right unit.
Step 2
Pick a Date
Once you are happy with our survey and quote, you can choose a date that suits you for your heat pump installation.
Step 3
Pay Your Deposit
Visit our online payments page or speak with our friendly office team to arrange your heat pump deposit payment.
Step 4
Your Installation
OOur friendly engineers will arrive on your chosen date to complete your heat pump installation.
Step 5
Final Payment
Once the installation is complete you can visit our payments page or speak with our team to pay the final balance.
Heat Pumps for Cooling Your Home
Heat pumps will heat your home and hot water, but did you know they can also cool your home during the warmer months?
In cooling mode, the heat pump removes heat from inside your home and releases it outside, resulting in a cooling effect. The dual functionality makes heat pumps an energy-efficient and a year-round solution for maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures.
Heat Pumps for Heating Your Home
Heat pumps are versatile systems that can extract heat from the air, ground, or water and transfer it to either heat or cool a space, depending on the mode selected.
In heating mode, a heat pump absorbs heat from the external environment and releases it inside the building to provide warmth.
Improves Hot Water
Air source heat pump systems are an all-round hot water solution. By extracting heat from the air surrounding the unit, you can use heat pumps to to heat water.
Lower Your Energy Bills
Instead of generating heat or cool air directly, heat pumps transfer heat between the indoor and outdoor environments, making them more energy efficient.
Reduces CO2 Usage
Heat pumps can contribute to a reduction in CO2 emissions compared to traditional heating systems by transferring heat from one place to another rather than generating it.
Long Lifespan
On average, a well-maintained heat pump can last between 15 to 20 years, with proper installation being crucial for the performance and longevity of a heat pump.
