Expert Air Source Heat Pump Installers
UK-wide air source heat pump installers
We are one of the UK’s leading MCS-certified air source heat pump installers owned by EDF, the UK’s biggest generator of zero-carbon electricity.
With over 20 years experience installing heat pumps, we know the importance of finding the right installer, and what can go wrong if you don’t.
Our comprehensive design, expert installation, and seamless process make it easy from start to finish.
We’ve installed thousands of heat pumps across the UK. Rated ‘Excellent’ by our customers, find out how we can transform your home’s heating & hot water.
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Worry less about keeping warm
Moving away from traditional boilers to modern heat pumps isn’t just about embracing cutting-edge technology—it’s about making a positive impact on the planet while worrying less about staying warm.
Air source heat pumps transfer heat from the outside air and use that heat for your heating and water. Unlike oil or gas, you’re not relying on fossil fuels, meaning you can reduce your carbon footprint and live a more sustainable lifestyle.
With year-round comfort and energy efficiency 300% greater than conventional heating methods, it’s no surprise UK homeowners are switching to an air source heat pump.
Join us this Heat Pump Week, to learn more about air source heat pumps and how they’re changing the future.
The benefits of an air source heat pump
Save Energy
An air source heat pump is up to 300% more efficient than a traditional boiler.
Reduce Carbon
Reduce your home's carbon footprint by up to 73% when compared to gas.
Less Hassle
Heat pumps provide reliable consistent heating and hot water all year round.
Choosing an accredited & experienced installer
A well-installed heat pump system is essential for maintaining a comfortable and energy-efficient home. Not only saving you money in the long run but also ensuring you get optimal performance and longevity from your system.
Choosing the wrong installer can result in inadequate performance, high energy bills, and potential problems.
All our installations go through an extensive design process.
Furthermore, all of our installers have undergone rigorous training via The HPIN Academy.
How much does an air source heat pump cost?
The costs below are inclusive of the £7,500 grant available, either through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme for England and Wales, or the Home Energy Grant for Scotland.
2 Bed Bungalow
Average Price = £5,300
3 Bed Semi
Average Price = £6,100
4 Bed Detached
Average Price = £7,200
Spread the cost with monthly payments
Taking out a 0% finance package means you can spread the cost over manageable monthly payments.
Here’s an illustrative example of what typical 0% finance repayments can look like over two years.
| 2-year plan | |
|---|---|
| Cash price | £13,000 |
| Government grant (BUS) | - £7,500 |
| Balance | £5,500 |
| Deposit (15%) | £825 |
| Credit amount | £4,675 |
| Interest | n/a |
| Total amount payable (inc deposit) | £5,500.00 |
| Number of repayments | 24 |
| APR | 0% |
| Monthly payment amount | £194.79 |
Ready to make the switch?
We make the process easy from start to finish taking care of all the paperwork, including grant application and ensuring your installation is MCS certified.
Frequently asked questions
How much do air source heat pumps cost to install and operate?
Taking into account the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS grant), a complete heat pump system, matched perfectly to your requirements as part of our bespoke system design service and fully installed, can cost as little as £5,500-£7,000 for the average 3-bed family home.
Many customers find this a reasonable level of investment for a dependable, robust, and eco-friendly heating system.
You can find the BUS scheme eligibility criteria here, but we handle all the paperwork and applications, so it won’t be something you’ll have to worry about!
How efficient are air source heat pumps?
Air source heat pumps are one of the most efficient heating systems for your home. Generating three times the amount of heat for every kw of energy used. Heat pumps are sustainable, low carbon and help you save energy.
Do you need new radiators for air source heat pumps?
The performance of your heat pump system hinges on the compatibility and efficiency of your radiators.
Larger radiators with convectors are generally the best choice.
Careful evaluation and measurement of your existing radiators will ensure that your heating system operates at its best, providing comfort and energy efficiency.
How loud is an air source heat pump?
If you’re concerned about how loud an air source heat pump is, you might be surprised to instead find out how quiet they are. Like any machine in operation, heat pumps do produce noise – but how much noise they produce is remarkably low, especially with newer ASHP models designed with a focus on low-noise operation.
The noise is so low, in fact, that it’s about the same as a whisper, the gentle hush of a library, or the sound of a breeze through leaves.
But if you’re curious to learn how a heat pump produces noise and how much noise it produces, read on.
Notes
1. Save £1,000 off the price of an Ideal heat pump
- Our Autumn sale of £1,000 off applies to 'Ideal' systems sold with deposits paid before 29/11/2024
- Offer is valid for enquires between 11/11/2024 and 24/11/2024
- The system must be installed by 30/04/2025, to be eligible for offer
2. Save an additional £1,514
- £1,150 - 7 years of free serving & warranty
- £164 - typical saving on Heat Pump & Power Tariff
- £200 - free electricity in December 2025
- A typical customer can save £164 per year versus the current single-rate price cap tariff. This is based on the following; Savings are based on a customer using Ofgem’s typical domestic consumption of 2,700 kWh electricity and with heating provided by an ASHP with COP of 3.1 providing equivalent heat to that from a 94% gas boiler using 11,500 kWh of gas.
- We're giving customers who install an Ideal heat pump free electricity for the whole of December 2025 which amounts to £200. This saving is based on a heat pump usage of 541 kWh, 23% off-peak consumption, 2,700 kWh Ofgem average annual electricity usage, average December usage 10.1% and based on Standard Variable tariff rates that apply from 1 October 2024 to 31 December 2024.
- As of October 2024, Ideal Heating is offering seven years of free servicing, maintenance and warranty, worth £1,150. This is made up of the market value of 4 services (4 x £225 = £900) plus the market value of the extended warranty (£250).
- You must have agreed to purchase and paid a deposit by 31/12/2024 to be eligible for the Heat Pump & Power Tracker tariff