Heat pumps
Low-carbon warmth, all year round.
An air source heat pump draws heat from the outside air, even in winter, to provide efficient heating and hot water for your home.
What is an air source heat pump?
Moving heat, rather than burning fuel.
A heat pump works like a fridge in reverse. It absorbs heat from the outside air, raises its temperature using a compressor, and transfers it into your radiators, underfloor heating and hot water cylinder.
Because it moves heat rather than generating it, a well-designed system can deliver several units of heat for every unit of electricity it uses.
Suitability
Is a heat pump right for your home?
- Insulation
- Heat pumps work best in well-insulated homes that retain heat.
- Outdoor space
- You'll need a suitable external location for the unit.
- Heating system
- Radiators may need upgrading to work efficiently at lower temperatures.
- Hot water
- Most installations include a compatible hot water cylinder.
Installation process
From heat-loss survey to a warm home
- 01
Home assessment
We assess your property, insulation and existing heating.
- 02
System design
Heat-loss calculations determine the right size of unit.
- 03
Installation
Outdoor unit, cylinder and controls installed and commissioned.
- 04
Handover
We explain the controls and how to get the best efficiency.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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