Spring into Summer
– £500 off a heat pump and zero standing charges
– Zero standing charges for 12 months*
– £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant**
– Back by our Heat Pump Promise***
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Terms and conditions apply. See below for details.
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FOUR great reasons to buy an air source heat pump this Spring
- £500 off the cost of the heat pump from EDF Heat Pumps
- Zero standing charges for 12 months with EDF’s new Heat Pump & Save Tracker tariff
- £7,500 Boiler upgrade scheme grant for eligible households
- Our Heat Pump Promise – if your heat pump doesn’t work as promised we’ll give you a refund.
You could save up to £360** per year if you buy an Ideal heat pump and sign up to EDF’s new Heat Pump & Save Tracker tariff with zero standing charges for 12 months.
Get the offer
Get in touch with our team today and we’ll give you your bespoke quote for a new air source heat pump.
Your quote will include the £500 discount along with the £7,500 Government Boiler Upgrade Scheme discount (eligibility checks apply).
To be eligible for the Heat Pump and Save Tracker tariff, you’ll need:
- to have agreed a contract to have an Ideal heat pump installed by EDF Heat pumps and paid a deposit between 1st April 2025 and 30th September
- an air source heat pump installed by 31st December 2025.
Got questions about the offer? Click here.
** A typical customer can save £360 per year versus the current single-rate price cap tariff. This is based on the following; £164 of savings are based on a customer using Ofgem’s typical domestic consumption of 2700 kWh electricity and with heating provided by an air source heat pump with a coefficient of performance (CoP) of 3.1 providing equivalent heat to that from a 94% gas boiler using 11,500 kWh of gas. A further £196 of savings based on 0p per day electricity standing charge based on the Q2 Ofgem price cap using a regional average. Total saving of £164 + £196 = £360.
Heat pump installers you can trust
Owned by EDF, the UK’s largest generator of zero-carbon electricity, we’ve installed thousands of air source heat pumps all over the UK.
Because we have over 20 years’ experience we know what it takes to design and install the perfect air source heat pump system to keep you, your home and family warm and cosy all year round.
We’re proud to be a a Which? Trusted Trader and rated ‘Excellent’ on Trustpilot. Proud of the work we do for our customers, we know we can carry out the perfect install for you and your family.
Our heat pump promise
Guaranteed satisfaction or your
money back
Thanks to our Heat Pump Promise, if your heat pump doesn’t perform as promised, we’ll give you a refund. Switch to a smarter, more environmentally friendly way to heat your home, backed by a performance guarantee you can trust¹.
Let us take care of your air source heat pump installation and help keep you warm and cosy all year round, whatever the weather.
Spring Offer – frequently asked questions
How much will a heat pump cost?
The cost of a heat pump varies based on factors like the size of the heat pump, the size of your home, existing insulation and if radiator upgrades are needed. The starting price is £3,680* including the Government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant of £7,500 (eligibility checks apply). With our Spring Offer, you can also get another £500 off the cost of your heat pump.
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 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.
Are heat pumps cheaper than gas?
It depends on your current gas boiler. The Energy Saving Trust estimates you could save £290 by switching from an old G-rated boiler to a heat pump. When compared to a new A-rated boiler, an air source heat pump is only £3 more, and it’s low-carbon, so you’ll be doing your bit for the planet.
Are heat pumps cheap to run?
This depends on various factors such as: your electricity tariff, the type of heat pump you install, the efficiency of your heat pump and the heating needs of your home. You can read more about heat pump running costs here.
What about heat pump tariffs?
EDF heat pump tariffs are tracker tariffs.
They are designed to save you money when it counts – between 4-7am, before your day begins, and again between 1-4pm for that afternoon energy boost. During these times, your electricity will cost 10p less per unit (kWh), VAT included. For the rest of the day, the standing charge and unit rates will be in line with the Ofgem Price Cap, making sure they are fair and transparent. Please note: the Heat Pump & Save Tracker tariff has no standing charge.
Are EDF's heat pump tariffs time of use tariffs?
Yes, EDF’s heat pump tariffs are time of use tariffs. By using your heat pump during the cheap rate periods (4-7am and 1-4pm), you could save over £164. Set a heating schedule that matches these lower electricity rates. The more you shift your usage, the more you’ll save!**
Are there any hidden fees with heat pump tariffs?
There are no hidden fees, only savings! With all three of EDF’s tariffs, there are no exit fees, giving you the flexibility to switch whenever you want.
Do I need a smart meter for a heat pump tariff?
Yes. To join EDF’s heat pump tariffs, you’ll need a smart meter that sends meter readings every half hour.
Are EDF's heat pump tariffs eco-friendly?
All of EDF’s air source heat pump tariffs are backed by zero carbon electricity*** that they’ve generated themselves.
For more information, click here.
What's the difference between a standard energy tariff and a heat pump tariff?
The key difference is that heat pump tariffs are specifically designed to save you money when it matters most. They’re a much better option for heat pump users compared to a standard electricity tariff. EDF’s tariffs include two discount periods each day, and the Heat Pump & Save Tracker even has no daily standing charge!
How often should I review my air source heat pump tariff to make sure it's still right for me?
This depends on the benefits you’re getting from your tariff. Since most tariffs last for a year, you’ll want to review your options and choose the best one for you when the year ends. However, EDF heat pump tariffs have no exit fees, so you’re not locked in – you can switch whenever it suits you!
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.
How efficient are 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.
Air source heat pumps are very efficient, did you know they’re 300% more efficient than a standard gas boiler? Their efficiency comes from extracting heat from the environment, rather than generating it directly from energy sources such as natural gas. You can read more about heat pump efficiency here: [LINK]
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.
Spring Offer Terms & Conditions
EDF Spring Sale – Terms and Conditions
Where the customer has registered their interest in the “EDF Spring Sale” via the EDF Heat Pump website, the following terms and conditions shall apply:
The Discount
1. The discount is available to the first 50 customers in accordance with clause 5 below who purchase a heat pump from EDF Heat Pumps and consists of a £500 (five hundred pounds sterling) (including VAT) reduction in the total cost of a new Air Source Heat Pump (“ASHP”) purchased from and installed by EDF Heat Pumps (the “Discount”).
2. The Discount is provided by EDF Heat Pumps, a trading name of CB Heating Limited (“EDF Heat Pumps”) with company number 09885603 and is facilitated by EDF Energy Customers Limited (“we”, “EDF’) with company number 02228297, both companies incorporated in England and Wales with the registered address Nova North, 11 Bressenden Place, London, SW1E 5BY
3. By registering your interest in this Discount, you are agreeing to be bound by these terms and conditions..
4. These terms and conditions are separate and supplemental to any other terms and conditions that you may have with EDF Heat Pumps and EDF and will not affect the existing rights and obligations under those terms.
Eligibility
5. To be eligible for the Discount you must:
– at all times comply with these terms and conditions;
– be aged 18 or over;
– reside in Great Britain (the Discount is not available in Northern Ireland);
– own the property at which you are interested in purchasing an ASHP for;
– register your interest in purchasing an ASHP within the Claim Period;
– pay the Deposit in accordance with EDF Heat Pumps’ payment terms by the Deposit Date; and
– agree an appointment date with EDF Heat Pumps to have the ASHP installed at your chosen site before the Appointment Deadline.
(together, the “Eligibility Criteria”)
6. If at any point you no longer meet the Eligibility Criteria, prior to the Appointment Deadline, you must immediately notify EDF Heat Pumps. If you no longer meet the Eligibility Criteria you will no longer be entitled to the Discount.
7. EDF and EDF Heat Pumps are under no obligation to award the Discount to a customer who, at EDF or EDF Heat Pumps’ sole discretion, becomes ineligible at any point prior to the Appointment Deadline.
Participation
8. Without prejudice to Clause 5, in order to be eligible for the Discount you must:
8.1 register your interest in purchasing an ASHP between 9:00am on 3rd April 2025 and midnight on 27th April 2025 inclusive (the “Claim Period“) by visiting EDF’s website or EDF Heat Pumps’ website. Upon registering your interest in purchasing an ASHP, you will be provided with an estimated quote for your installation, which will be inclusive of the Discount;
8.2 pay EDF Heat Pumps a deposit amount of 10% of the total quoted price (the “Deposit“) for the ASHP provided by and in accordance with EDF Heat Pumps’ payment terms by 2nd May 2025 (the “Deposit Date“); and
8.3 agree an appointment date with EDF Heat Pumps to have the ASHP installed at your property by 31st August 2025 (the “Appointment Deadline“).
9. Any customer who registers their interest in purchasing an ASHP after the Claim Period, will not be eligible for the Discount.
10. Subject to Clause 5 and Clause 13, the Discount will automatically be applied to the invoice sent to you by EDF Heat Pumps prior to the Deposit Date.
11. If, upon a site visit to the customer’s property, EDF Heat Pumps deems that the customer’s property is not suitable for an ASHP to be installed, then the customer will be entitled to a refund on the deposit paid.
12. Approximately four (4) weeks prior to the appointment date for the installation of the ASHP, EDF Heat Pumps will send the customer an invoice for the final amount outstanding.
Awarding the Discount:
13. Discounts will be awarded by EDF Heat Pumps to the first 50 customers who meet the Eligibility Criteria described in Clause 5 and will be awarded on a first-come first-served basis in order of the customers who have successfully paid the 10% deposit by the Deposit Date and who have agreed an appointment date with EDF Heat Pumps to have the ASHP installed in accordance with Clause 8.General
14. Subject to Clause 17, the Discount is available until the earlier of: 1) the end of the Claim Period; or 2) where all 50 Discounts have been awarded to eligible customers by EDF Heat Pumps.
15. The customer is entitled to one Discount per person, applicable to one ASHP to be installed at its chosen site.
16. The Discount is awarded to the customer in accordance with these terms and cannot be redeemed, traded, negotiated or received in any other format and is not exchangeable for a cash alternative.
17. EDF Heat Pumps reserves the right to cancel or rearrange any agreed appointment date it has with the customer for the installation of the ASHP. For the avoidance of doubt, any decision taken by EDF Heat Pumps will not affect the customer’s eligibility where they have successfully agreed an appointment date prior to the Appointment Deadline.
18. EDF reserves the right to extend, revoke, amend or replace the Discount and any of the terms and conditions contained herein, including but not limited to the Claim Period, Deposit Date and Appointment Deadline, or where it must comply with the decision of any relevant judicial or regulatory body, with immediate effect and shall not be held liable for doing so. The latest version of these terms will be available on our website.
19. By registering your interest in this Discount, you warrant that all information submitted by you is true, current and complete. If any information you submit is found to be fraudulent or incorrectly completed or if EDF or EDF Heat Pumps has reasonable grounds to believe that you have breached any of these terms and conditions, you will automatically no longer be eligible and EDF or EDF Heat Pumps may withdraw or reclaim any Discount that has been awarded to you.
20. EDF and EDF Heat Pumps are not liable to you for any loss you incur howsoever caused, including but not limited to any losses which arise from any technological or procedural omission, failure or error and/or any action or inaction by EDF, EDF Heat Pumps or any other third party or event beyond EDF and/or EDF Heat Pumps’ direct control to which EDF and/or EDF Heat Pumps may rely upon in order to provide the Discount to you.
21. By registering your interest in this Discount, you agree to your information being shared with and between EDF and EDF Heat Pumps for the purposes of administering the Discount and the installation of the ASHP. EDF’s privacy policy and EDF Heat Pumps’ privacy policy shall apply to any data collected in connection with the Discount.
22. Each provision of these Terms and Conditions shall be a separate provision applying and surviving even if for any reason one or other of the said provision is held inapplicable or unreasonable in any circumstances.
23. These terms and conditions shall be governed by the law of England and Wales and the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim (including non-contractual disputes or claims) arising out of or in connection with these terms and conditions or its subject matter or formation.
24. EDF Heat Pumps is a trading name used by CB Heating and EDF Energy Customers Limited, both wholly owned subsidiaries of the EDF Energy Group.