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When you’re ready to make the switch, give our team a call or drop them a message. Prices start from £3,180*
(4) This price reflects the £7,500 government grant and Spring into Summer Offer and is based on our lowest priced heat pump and cylinder, without any radiator upgrades. Your individual quote will be specific to your property and requirements.
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What is an air source heat pump?
Air source heat pumps (ASHP’s) are an innovative, highly efficient, renewable energy system. They heat your home and hot water using energy from the air outside even in the depths of winter. They are quiet, easy to use, and don’t need much maintenance once installed.
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Are there any benefits to a heat pump?
Air source heat pumps offer significant benefits compared to traditional methods of heating water and homes. Here are some key advantages:
Up to 300% more efficient than a traditional boiler. (1)
Stay warm even in temperatures down to -25°C
Reduce carbon emissions by up to 80% (2)
Save up to £240 a year on your energy bills (3)
You could be eligible for the £7,500 government grant
How much does a heat pump cost?
The cost of upgrading your heating system is more complex than a single number. However, you could install an Air Source Heat Pump in your home from as little as £3,680*
An air source heat pump heating system is specific to your home and the requirements for any installation vary. Things such as the size of your home, its current heating system, and how well insulated it is, all play a part. Let’s look at installation costs, running costs and servicing and maintenance.
*Includes the £7,500 government grant
How much does an air source heat pump cost?
If you are eligible for the £7,500 Boiler upgrade scheme* for England and Wales, or the Home Energy Grant for Scotland, an air source heat pump installation could be closer than you think.
2 bed bungalow
Average price = £4,600
3 bed semi detached house
Average price = £5,925
4 bed detached house
Average price = £6,150
Do heat pumps need new radiators?
Not always, no!
The performance of your heat pump system hinges on the compatibility and efficiency of your radiators. Identifying whether your current radiators are single, double, or triple panel, with or without convectors, will help you decide if they meet the requirements for effective heat distribution with your new system.
Are heat pumps efficient?
Air source heat pumps are one of the most efficient ways of heating your home. They generate three times the amount of heat compared to a traditional gas boiler and are up to 300% more efficient by comparison.
They are a sustainable, low-carbon option to heat your home and hot water, helping you save energy and money.
Are heat pumps noisy?
You might be surprised by just how quiet an air source heat pump is. Like any machine in operation, air source heat pumps do produce noise – but how much noise they produce is remarkably low, especially with newer models being designed with a focus on low-noise operation.
Frequently asked questions
What is a heat pump?
Air source heat pumps (ASHP’s) are an innovative, highly efficient, renewable energy system. They heat your home and hot water using energy from the air outside even in the depths of winter. They are quiet, easy to use, and don’t need much maintenance once installed.
You can read an in-depth article about heat pumps here.
How much will a heat pump cost?
Every heat pump installation we carry out is specific to your home and your personal requirements. There are a wide range of factors that need to be taken into account before we can give you a dedicated quote. What we can say is that alongside the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS grant) and any eligible finance options, a complete heat pump system, matched perfectly to your requirements as part of our bespoke system design service and fully installed, could be a lot closer than you think.
Many customers find this a reasonable level of investment for a dependable, robust, and eco-friendly heating system that will keep them warm for years to come. 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!
If you want read more about heat pump costs, then read on.
Will a heat pump lower my energy bills?
Installing an air source heat pump is a great start to lowering your energy bills.
You should also consider the following:
- Changing your electricity tariff to a dedicated heat pump tariff
- Installing solar panels and batteries on your property
- Ensuring your property is well insulated
You could save up to £240 a year on your energy bills if replacing an old G-rated gas boiler – and could see comparable energy bills if replacing a new A-rated gas boiler.
Will I need new radiators?
Not always, no but 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 as they have a larger surface area. Careful evaluation and measurement of your existing radiators will ensure that your heating system operates at its best, providing comfort and energy efficiency.
We’ve written an extensive guide to Heat Pumps and radiators here.
Are heat pumps noisy?
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 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.
Are heat pumps efficient?
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.
Our in-depth article on Heat Pump efficiency can be found here.
Will a heat pump keep me warm in winter?
While we rarely have blazing hot summers in the UK, we also rarely have bitterly cold winters.
Your air source heat pump is perfect for the UK climate as it can work off-grid and will still operate when outside temperatures are as low as -28°C. It may work a little harder but you will still be warm and cosy in your home.
How much room will a heat pump require?
You’ll need to have space for the heat pump unit to be installed outside of your home.
This may be more challenging if you live in an apartment building. However, there is a lot of freedom over where we can put the unit if you have space. Remember, you will also need space for a hot water tank.
A well-designed and installed system will take all of this into account so you get the most out if your new air source heat pump.
Our Consultants will be able to answer any questions you have.
(1) (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/
(3) Potential annual savings of installing a standard air source heat pump in a three bedroom semi-bedroom detached home, with radiator upgrades as required. https://energysavingtrust.org.uk/advice/air-source-heat-pumps/
(4) 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.