Heat Pumps

A heat pump is a highly efficient system that heats or cools your home by moving heat rather than generating it by burning fuel.
Heat pumps
cost less to run, are greener, and can even cool your home, but the upfront installation is usually higher.
However, you could upgrade your home heating and cut costs with a
£7,500 government grant toward your new heat pump.

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How it works:

Extracts heat from a source

  • Air, ground, or water can act as the heat source. Even in cold weather, there’s still heat energy available.

Transfers the heat

  • A refrigerant absorbs this heat and moves it through the system.

Delivers heat to your home

  • The system releases the heat inside your house via radiators, underfloor heating, or warm air vents.

Can also cool your home

  • In summer, the process can be reversed to remove heat from indoors and release it outside, like an air conditioner.


Energy-efficient

Uses electricity to move heat rather than create it, so it can be 3–4 times more efficient than electric heaters.

Eco-friendly

Reduces carbon footprint, especially when paired with renewable electricity.

Versatile

Provides both heating and cooling in one system.

Low running costs

Saves money compared to traditional electric or oil heating.

There are different types:




Our team will help you navigate our product range to select and install the most suitable heat pump for your house.



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WORKING TOGETHER

We work with you to come up with the very best solutions for your house!

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Step One

Discover how a modern heat pump can transform your home’s heating and cooling while cutting running costs.
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Step two

We carefully assess your home, your comfort needs, and your goals to create the right solution for you.

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Step Three

Our team develops a robust, custom design that ensures your home performs at its best.

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Step four

We’re with you from commissioning through to optimisation, making sure your home works exactly as it should, year after year.

FAQs

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  • Is my home suitable for a heat pump?

    Most homes can accommodate a heat pump. Suitability depends on insulation levels, heat loss, available outdoor space, and your existing heating system. We carry out a full assessment to ensure the right solution for your property.

  • Will a heat pump work with my existing radiators?

    In many cases, yes. However, some homes may require larger or low-temperature radiators to maximise efficiency. Underfloor heating is particularly well suited to heat pumps.

  • How much can I save on energy bills?

    Savings vary depending on your current heating system and energy tariffs, but heat pumps are significantly more efficient than electric or oil heating and can reduce long-term running costs.

  • What is the upfront cost?

    Costs depend on property size and system type. Government grants — including up to £7,500 towards heat pump installation — can significantly reduce the upfront investment.

  • How noisy are heat pumps?

    Modern air source heat pumps are quiet — similar to a fridge or low background hum when operating.

  • Do I need planning permission?

    Most heat pumps fall under permitted development. However, some properties or locations may require approval. We’ll guide you through any necessary requirements.

  • Will it heat my home in winter?

    Yes. Modern heat pumps are designed to perform efficiently even in low outdoor temperatures, keeping your home warm and comfortable.

  • What maintenance is required?

    Annual servicing is recommended to ensure optimal performance, efficiency, and system longevity.