Warm, quiet, low-carbon heating for your home
An air source heat pump moves heat from the outside air into your home, using electricity to upgrade low-grade heat into comfortable, steady warmth.
- Works with radiators and underfloor heating
- Runs steadily rather than on/off like a traditional boiler
- Designed, installed and commissioned by our in-house team
Is your home a good match for a heat pump?
Not every home is perfect for a heat pump, and that’s okay. Our job is to be honest about where it works well and where it might not be the best option.
The cards on the right describe the kinds of homes that tend to see the best results. If a few of them sound like you, there’s a good chance a heat pump could be a strong fit.
Decent insulation & windows
Homes with reasonable insulation and double-glazing make it easier for a heat pump to run efficiently and keep rooms at a steady temperature.
Space outside for a unit
You have somewhere for the external unit to sit – often a side path, garden or flat roof – where it won’t get blocked or boxed in.
Boiler due for replacement
Your current gas or oil boiler is ageing, unreliable or due for replacement in the next few years, so you’re thinking about long-term options.
Comfort over very hot radiators
You’re happy with gentle background warmth and rooms that feel consistently comfortable, rather than radiators that cycle between very hot and cool.
If three or more of these sound like your home, a heat pump is often a strong option. If you’re unsure, send us a few details and we’ll give an honest view.
Heat pump systems we regularly install
We work with a small group of manufacturers whose systems perform well in UK homes and have strong support. Below are three of the air source heat pump ranges we install most frequently.
Mitsubishi Ecodan
A proven, quiet all-rounder for typical UK homes.
- Wide range of sizes to match different properties.
- Known for reliable, quiet operation in UK climates.
- Good support and long-term track record.
Daikin Altherma
Efficient, compact units with strong control options.
- High efficiencies when paired with low-temperature systems.
- Compact indoor units that work well in tighter spaces.
- Smart control options for fine-tuning comfort and schedules.
Vaillant aroTHERM plus
High flow temperatures using a natural refrigerant.
- Can run at higher flow temperatures than many systems.
- Uses a natural refrigerant to reduce environmental impact.
- Backed by a manufacturer well-known for boilers and heating.
We also install other manufacturers’ heat pumps where they’re a better fit for your property or project. The right choice depends on your home, existing system and priorities.
From first chat to warm, steady heating
We don’t just swap a boiler for a heat pump. We design the whole system around your home so it can run efficiently and comfortably, not just on paper. Every project follows a clear process with our in-house team.
We start with a call and some basic details about your home: photos, floor area, current heating system and bills, plus any future plans or extensions.
We carry out room-by-room heat loss calculations and design the system – including pipework, flow temperatures and whether any radiators or emitters need upgrading.
Our own installers fit the heat pump, make any system changes, and commission it to run as designed. We work to minimise disruption while we’re on site.
We show you how to use the controls, set schedules and adjust temperatures – and we check in after the first heating season to make sure everything is behaving as expected.
Air source heat pump FAQs
Heat pumps can feel new if you’ve lived with boilers for years. These are some of the most common questions we’re asked when people are first exploring the idea.
Not sure if a heat pump is right for your home?
Send us a few details about your property – including your address, current heating system and any plans to improve insulation – and we’ll give an honest, no-obligation view on whether an air source heat pump makes sense for you.
