Air Source Heat Pumps

    Low carbon heating, designed into your whole home plan.

    Air source heat pumps can play an important role in a home energy improvement plan — but only where the property, heating system and electrical setup are right for it.

    Partner-supported

    A heat pump is a system decision, not a product purchase.

    We look at heating in the context of the whole home — insulation, solar PV, battery storage, hot water use and the electricity tariff you're on — before recommending a heat pump. Where it's the right fit, we coordinate the specialist installation partner and integrate it into your ongoing energy plan.

    What they are

    Air source heat pumps extract heat from the outside air and use it to warm your home and hot water — running on electricity rather than gas or oil.

    Why homeowners consider them

    As part of a wider plan to move away from fossil-fuel heating, reduce reliance on volatile gas prices and align heating with a lower-carbon electricity grid.

    Works with solar & battery

    Where the property supports it, a heat pump can be tuned to run on self-consumed solar or cheap off-peak windows via a smart tariff and battery.

    Smart tariff compatibility

    Time-of-use tariffs and battery storage can shift heating and hot water demand into lower-cost periods where the system is designed for it.

    Property suitability matters

    Fabric, insulation, radiators, hot water demand and electrical capacity are all assessed. A heat pump is only recommended where the property is genuinely suitable.

    Trusted installation partners

    Delivered through CEG accredited, MCS-registered heat pump partners after a proper survey and design — never a one-size-fits-all quote.

    What we look at on survey

    • Heat loss and fabric performance
    • Existing radiators, pipework and hot water cylinder
    • Electrical capacity and consumer unit
    • Space for the outdoor unit and hot water storage
    • How solar PV, battery and tariff can support running costs
    • Whether a heat pump is genuinely the right recommendation

    Honest guidance, not a hard sell

    Heat pumps aren't right for every home. Sometimes the better first step is insulation, controls or a solar and battery upgrade. Where a heat pump does make sense, suitability, performance and any grant eligibility are always confirmed on a case-by-case basis, subject to survey and current scheme availability.

    Energy IQ Assessment

    Discover your property's Energy IQ.

    Answer a few simple questions and receive an indicative view of your property's energy position, key opportunities and suggested next steps.

    Step 1 — Tell us about your property
    Step 2 — Receive your indicative Energy IQ summary

    Or call us on 0333 091 5002

    Indicative assessment. No obligation.