What we deliver
Air source heat pumps designed to the building — with the £7,500 grant handled.
A well-designed air source heat pump delivers three to four kilowatt-hours of heat for every kilowatt-hour of electricity it uses. The catch is in the word designed: heat pumps fail when they are sized like boilers. We calculate the building's actual room-by-room heat loss, design emitters to run at low flow temperatures, and size the unit to the load — not the brochure.
The £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant applies to eligible homes in England and Wales, and heat pump installations are 0% VAT. We handle the grant application, the MCS-required design calculations and the DNO notification as part of the job.
Usually, yes — with honest design. The heat loss calculation tells us what the building needs; sometimes that means larger radiators or targeted insulation first. We tell you the numbers either way.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme provides £7,500 towards an air source heat pump for eligible homes in England and Wales, and installations are 0% VAT. We apply for the grant on your behalf.
Most domestic air source heat pumps are permitted development under current rules. Listed buildings and some conservation areas need consent — we check and handle it in the survey.
A heat pump running at a seasonal efficiency of 3–4 turns each kWh of electricity into 3–4 kWh of heat. Paired with solar, a battery and the right tariff, most homes cut heating costs against a gas boiler — we model your case with your numbers before you commit.
Tell us what you're hoping to do. We'll come back with numbers — what it could generate, what it could return, and how fast we could have it energised.