Heat Pumps Installations

Heat pumps are a proven technology and as long as they are set up correctly, they can be brilliant.

Heat pumps are a different way of heating the home and require home owners to adjust the way they heat their homes and hot water but with the correct set up, they can be brilliant.

Two great ways to make heat pumps efficient is to have solar panels and underfloor heating installed along with your heat pump to maximise efficiency.

The grant can cover the full cost of the heat pump installation, but you may need radiators changing as well.

The best way to get an accurate price is to get a heatloss calculation done.

The honest answer to this is we just don’t know, the deadline set but the government is 2050 for turning off all gas and oil boilers but there may be new technology between now and 2050.

Again this is an unknow solution and the current issue is that hydrogen is not 100% carbon free and unless we can find a way to create hydrogen carbon free then this wont be a viable long term solution

This varies between each house and we really need to do a heat loss calculation to be able to provide an accurate price. Avoid heat pump installers that do not carry out a heat loss calculation as this will cause issues with running costs and will end up costing more money in the long run.

If you have plans for your home then we can do a heat loss calculation off of this, otherwise you will need an assessment done.

Heat pumps are future proof and also give off less fumes and so they are a great way to future proof your home as well as help reduce carbon emissions

Yes you can have a Hybrid system which utilises your boiler but this may mean that you will not be eligible for the grant, check the .GOV website to get full information on current grants available

This depends on your building regulations and this is best discussed with your building inspector/ architect but it is the perfect time to get a heat pump installed as you can add underfloor heating to help your heat pump be as efficient as possible.

Yes, heat pumps require a heat source like radiators or underfloor heating to transfer the heat into your home. You can get Air conditioning which transfers the heat to the air using a fan but this requires a cylinder to heat your hot water separately.

The grant is provided by the government, we will claim it on your behalf and then reduce it from your bill once the government pay out.

Check the .gov website for the latest details on grants

Heat pumps transfer heat from the air into a gas which has a lower boiling point then water and the gas is then compressed to heat it up even more and then transferred across to water to heat your radiators and hot water.

This is the same technology used is in fridges freezers, car air conditioning units and in home air conditioning units and has been tried and tested for many years.