As soon as your heat pump is installed, your friends, family and neighbours will be very interested to hear how you are getting on with it. When they hear how happy you are with your air source heat pump and how seamless the process of system design and installation was, they may be interested in getting one too.
As a token of our appreciation for recommending people to us, we’ve put together a Recommendation Scheme that is a little different.
With our scheme, both you AND the person you have introduced benefit to the tune of £250. You will receive £250 for each referral ending in an installation and each of your referrals will receive a £250 discount on their system. It’s a win-win!
If you believe you may have someone who is interested, just ask them to quote your name and the Recommendation Scheme, and we will ensure you both receive £250, your’s in cash, their’s as a discount.
Spread the cost into manageable monthly repayments
You don’t have to worry about funding cost of getting an air source heat pump. With financing options available, it’s never been easier to switch.
Discover an illustrative finance example on an average heat pump install for a 3-bed semi-detached house, costing £5,500 (£13,000 before the government BUS grant).
Credit subject to status and affordability.
| Two year plan | |
| Cash Price | £13,000 |
| Government Grant (BUS) | -£7,500 |
| Deposit (15%) | £825 |
| Amount of credit | £4,675 |
| Interest | n/a |
| Total amount payable (inc. deposit) |
£5,500 |
| No. of payments | 24 |
| APR | 0.0% |
| Monthly payment | £194.79 |
(1) Figures are based on fuel prices as of July 2024 (October 2023 for NI). Find out more about these calculations. The running cost you can expect will depend on the size of your home, any heating system upgrade and any saving will also depend on the fuel type being replaced. You can expect the saving to range between old and new, depending on the age of your current heating system.
(2) Annual heating demand of 25,000kWh; average heat pump SPF of 2.64; gas boiler efficiency of 84%; mains gas carbon emissions 0.21kg CO2e per kWh; electricity carbon emissions of 0.136kg CO2e per kWh; vehicle emissions of 225g CO2e per mile; average driving distance of 7,400 miles per year. https://energysavingtrust.org.uk/case-study/raj-and-his-familys-air-source-heat-pump/