Air Source Heat Pumps

Why Install an Air Source Heat Pump?

Energy Efficiency

Air Source Heat Pumps are highly efficient, producing 3 to 4 units of heat for every unit of electricity consumed.
Environmental Benefits

Air Source Heat Pump transfer heat rather than generating it through combustion, producing fewer pollutants and contributing to cleaner air.
Reduced Energy Costs

Air source heat pumps will provide 100% of your heating and hot water requirements throughout the year. Their high efficiency mean significant savings on the cost of energy.

How does it work?

Air source heat pumps operate on the principles of heat transfer, moving heat from one place to another rather than generating heat directly.

Unlike traditional gas and oil boilers, Air Source Heat Pumps absorb heat from the air, even in cold weather, and then use a compressor to increase its temperature. This heat is transferred indoors via a heat exchanger, warming the air inside.

Air Source Heat Pumps are energy-efficient and environmentally friendly, providing a cost-effective way to heat your home.

How much could you save?

The graph below was shared by one of our domestic clients. This is a typical example of the energy savings our customers make after changing from an electric boiler to an air source heat pump.

“The air source heat pump is saving me a lot. See the different in KWh per day this January compared to January 2023!”

— Air Source Heat Pump Customer

What Our Clients Say

"The air source heat pump is saving me a lot. See the different in KWh per day this January compared to January 2023!"

Air Source Heat Pump customer
"Kevin and his team were a pleasure to deal with. The pipework is so neat and tidy. More like a work of art. They were very helpful at all stages of the implementation of our Air source heat pump installation."

Air Source Heat Pump customer
"Kevin and his team have done an excellent job of installing our Air Source Heat Pump, which produces easily enough hot water and all our heating at a fraction of the cost of electricity (all we otherwise have!) We were nervous about going ahead, concerned about the noise of the pump, whether it would keep the house warm enough, whether the hot water would be hot enough for showers etc.. Have no worries - this stuff works! And it was fitted quickly, neatly and with minimal disruption in about six working days."

Air Source Heat Pump customer

Frequently asked questions

The average cost of a domestic air source heat pump is £12,000-£15,500. However, You can offset £7,500 off the cost of a heat pump with the government's Boiler Upgrade Scheme. To find out if you are eligible click here.