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The Heat Pump
Knowledge Hub

Discover all there is to know about heat pumps in our comprehensive Heat Pump Knowledge Hub.

Heat Pump Week 2024

Heat Pump Week 2024

Championing the cause of Heat Pumps is what Heat Pump Week is all about. It’s an opportunity to bring the heating sector together and engage government in highlighting the necessity for heat pumps on our journey to net zero.

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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?

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.

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 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.