Efficient heating and hot water from air-source and ground-source heat pumps. Cut gas reliance, reduce carbon emissions by up to 75%, and future-proof your home's heating system.
Heat pumps work like refrigerators in reverse – they extract heat from the air or ground outside and concentrate it to provide space heating and hot water for your home. For every 1kW of electricity consumed, a heat pump can deliver 3–4kW of heat, making them far more efficient than traditional boilers.
With the UK phasing out gas boilers from 2025 and offering grants for heat pump installation, now is the ideal time to upgrade to this proven, efficient heating technology.
Air-source heat pump installation
Ground-source heat pump system
Air-to-water heat pump system
Extract heat from outdoor air and distribute it directly via indoor fan units. Ideal for homes without radiators or underfloor heating. Can also provide cooling in summer.
Extract heat from outdoor air and transfer it to your home's water-based heating system (radiators or underfloor heating). Most popular retrofit option for UK homes.
Extract stable heat from the ground via buried pipes or boreholes. Higher efficiency and lower running costs, ideal for properties with garden space and long-term planning.
Coefficient of Performance (CoP) of 3–4 means you get 3–4kW of heat for every 1kW of electricity, far exceeding gas boilers at ~90% efficiency.
Reduce carbon emissions by 50–75% compared to gas heating, increasing as the UK grid decarbonises. Fully compatible with renewable electricity.
Modern heat pumps operate effectively down to -20°C, providing consistent heating throughout UK winters and reversible cooling in summer.
Provide both space heating and domestic hot water (DHW) from a single system, replacing boilers and reducing maintenance complexity.
Modern units run at <45dB, quieter than typical HVAC systems, with acoustic enclosures available for noise-sensitive locations.
Intelligent weather compensation, zone control, and remote monitoring optimise performance and integrate with building management systems.
Replace aging gas or oil boilers with efficient heat pumps, cutting energy costs and future-proofing your heating system.
Modern well-insulated new homes are perfect for heat pumps, with underfloor heating providing optimal efficiency and comfort.
Combine heat pump installation with home insulation upgrades for maximum efficiency and long-term energy savings.
| Heating Capacity | 5kW – 16kW (sized for typical UK homes) |
| CoP (Coefficient of Performance) | 3.0–4.5 at typical UK conditions |
| Flow Temperature | 35–65°C (optimised for low-temp heating systems) |
| Operating Range | -20°C to +35°C outdoor temperature |
| Refrigerant | R290 (propane) or R32 low-GWP options |
| Lifespan | 20–25 years with proper maintenance |
| Warranty | 5–7 years parts & labour (manufacturer) |
| Noise Level | 35–50dB at 1m (quieter than conversation) |
| Feature | Air-Source (ASHP) | Ground-Source (GSHP) |
|---|---|---|
| Installation Cost | £8k–£30k | £20k–£50k+ |
| Typical CoP | 3.0–3.5 | 4.0–5.0 |
| Space Required | Outdoor unit only | Land for trenches/boreholes |
| Installation Time | 1–2 days | 1–2 weeks (drilling/trenching) |
| Running Costs | Medium | Low (higher efficiency) |
| Noise | 40–50dB | Very quiet (internal only) |
| Best For | Most UK homes | Properties with gardens |
Get in touch for a heat pump assessment. We'll survey your property, analyse your heating needs and home insulation, and recommend the most suitable heat pump system with grant eligibility and savings projections.
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