Efficient Heating with Air Source Heat Pumps
You could get £7,500 off an Air Source Heat Pump under the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS).
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What is an Air Source Heat Pump?
An air source heating pump provides an efficient heating solution for your home in any climate. It works by absorbing heat from the outside air into a liquid refrigerant at a low temperature and releasing it inside in a similar way to an air conditioning unit but used in the opposite direction. Using electricity, the air source heat pump system compresses the liquid to increase the temperature and then releases its stored heat. The heat is then sent to your radiators or underfloor heating.
Why choose an Air Source Heat Pump System?
Air source heat pump installation can help to reduce your carbon footprint when compared to using mains gas, oil or LPG heating systems. An air source heating pump is highly efficient and can transfer around three times more energy into your home as heat than it uses to extract it from the air. To check if a heat source air pump could be suitable for your home, please visit gov.uk/check-heat-pump.
We have also recently debunked some myths surrounding heat pumps.
Getting Air Source Heat Pumps with Eco Providers
Ready to make your home more energy efficient? We make installing Air Source Heat Pumps straightforward and simple.
1. Provide your details
Tell us all about your property, energy needs and our system will do the rest.
2. Choose your Air Source Heat Pump
Select your heat source air pump and we’ll apply the £7,500 grant to your quote.
3. Schedule a consultation
Schedule a survey to make sure the chosen Air Source Heat Pump is suitable for your home.
4. Professional installation
Our professionals will install your air source heating pump quickly, getting it up and running in no time.
Benefits of an Air Source Heat Pump
Not sure why you should get an Air Source Heat Pump? Let us explain why you certainly should
Can both heat and cool your home
Reduces your carbon footprint
Heat source air pump is more efficient than a standard gas boiler
Very quiet meaning no noise disturbances
How to get an Air Source Heat Pump under the BUS Scheme?
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) offers grants to help homeowners in England and Wales transition to low-carbon heating systems. Here’s how to apply:
Get a quote for your air source heat pump system
We will apply for the air source heating pump grant on your behalf
If approved, the grant amount (up to £7,500) will be deducted from your installation cost
How does an Air Source Heat Pump work?
The Heat Pump
This is the box outside your house that takes heat from the outside air.
The Heating System:
This is the system inside your home that uses hot water to warm up your rooms. The hot water flows through pipes to radiators or underfloor heating systems, spreading warmth. When the water cools down, it goes back to the heat pump outside to be reheated, starting the cycle again.
The Water Tank:
This stores hot water, so you always have hot water for things like showers and taps. It can be placed anywhere in your home, often in a ground floor cupboard or garage.
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Air Source Heat Pumps FAQs
An air source heating pump can be used in most types of homes, but their efficiency is higher in well-insulated properties and an assessment of your home will help determine whether an air source heat pump is suitable for your heating needs.
Yes, they can extract heat from the air at temperatures as low as -15°C, making them suitable for year-round use in various climates.
Air source heat pump installation typically takes around 2 to 3 days, depending on the complexity of your property and system requirements. We will work with you to schedule the installation at your most convenient time.