A heat pump works by extracting air from outside a building and converting this air into usable energy which provides heat for homes or businesses.

A heat pump takes heat from the outside air and sends it through a compression cycle.

Yes, an air source heat pump can work effectively in temperatures as low as -20 degrees. So no matter how cold it may feel outside, your heat pump will still generate enough heat to keep your home warm.

In most cases the installation of a heat pump is permitted development providing certain limitations and conditions are met. Further requirements may apply if you live in a listed building or conservation area.

Heat pumps are much more efficient than traditional heating systems such as gas boilers. They use a small amount of electricity to produce more heat. Generally, a heat pump is 300% efficient whereas a traditional gas boiler is only 85%.

An air source heat pump is located outdoors and typically emits sound between 40-60 dB(A), this will depend on the manufacturer and the output.

Yes, the boiler upgrade scheme is government funding available to help with the cost of installing a heat pump in your home. There are vouchers available for up to £7,500 towards the cost of replacing your fossil-fuelled heating system with an air-source heat pump.

A heat pump works by extracting air from outside a building and converting this air into usable energy which provides heat for homes or businesses.

A heat pump takes heat from the outside air and sends it through a compression cycle.

Yes, an air source heat pump can work effectively in temperatures as low as -20 degrees. So no matter how cold it may feel outside, your heat pump will still generate enough heat to keep your home warm.

In most cases the installation of a heat pump is permitted development providing certain limitations and conditions are met. Further requirements may apply if you live in a listed building or conservation area.

Heat pumps are much more efficient than traditional heating systems such as gas boilers. They use a small amount of electricity to produce more heat. Generally, a heat pump is 300% efficient whereas a traditional gas boiler is only 85%.

An air source heat pump is located outdoors and typically emits sound between 40-60 dB(A), this will depend on the manufacturer and the output.

Yes, the boiler upgrade scheme is government funding available to help with the cost of installing a heat pump in your home. There are vouchers available for up to £7,500 towards the cost of replacing your fossil-fuelled heating system with an air-source heat pump.

A heat pump works by extracting air from outside a building and converting this air into usable energy which provides heat for homes or businesses.

A heat pump takes heat from the outside air and sends it through a compression cycle.

Yes, an air source heat pump can work effectively in temperatures as low as -20 degrees. So no matter how cold it may feel outside, your heat pump will still generate enough heat to keep your home warm.

In most cases the installation of a heat pump is permitted development providing certain limitations and conditions are met. Further requirements may apply if you live in a listed building or conservation area.

Heat pumps are much more efficient than traditional heating systems such as gas boilers. They use a small amount of electricity to produce more heat. Generally, a heat pump is 300% efficient whereas a traditional gas boiler is only 85%.

An air source heat pump is located outdoors and typically emits sound between 40-60 dB(A), this will depend on the manufacturer and the output.

Yes, the boiler upgrade scheme is government funding available to help with the cost of installing a heat pump in your home. There are vouchers available for up to £7,500 towards the cost of replacing your fossil-fuelled heating system with an air-source heat pump.