ASHP Air Source Heat Pump

We are all concerned about rising prices and looking at methods to become more self sustainable and environmentally friendly. 

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An air source heat pump system is an energy-efficient solution that extracts heat from the outdoor air and transfers it inside to provide heating and hot water for your home. Being both versatile and eco-friendly, we believe it's the future of sustainable home heating. Find out more about

how air source heat pumps work.

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The main questions customer commonly ask are

 

• How much electricity will my system produce?

• How much money will I save in the long run?

• How long will it take to receive my return in my investment?

• Who is eligible  for the Government grant

• How can I get a government Grant to help pay for it?

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Air source heat pumps are becoming more popular than ever, and research suggests that young house-hunters are increasingly seeking 'greener' heating when looking for a home.

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With the rising price of gas, people are looking to alternatives to gas, coal, oil, and Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG), for a safe and sustainable energy source to power their homes.

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The heat pump technology has been around for a while, yet the average person may not know just exactly how literal 'thin air' is converted into heat for the home. 

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Here you'll find up-to-date information, as well as links to heat pumps we offer, how we'll replace your current heating system, and debunk the myths that surround air source heat pumps.

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The Boiler Upgrade Scheme

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The Boiler Upgrade Scheme1 is part of more than £3.9bn of funding announced in the Heat and Buildings Strategy to help cut carbon emissions from homes.

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Under the scheme, eligible homeowners will be able to receive government grants for the purchase of low-carbon heating systems such as heat pumps, which are more environmentally-friendly than natural gas boilers.

Boiler Upgrade Scheme eligibility criteria

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To be eligible for the Boiler Upgade Scheme you need to:

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• Be a homeowner in England or Wales.

• Have an up-to-date Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) that shows that all the basic energy efficiency measures have been installed in your home. Don’t worry if you don’t have this, as we'll be happy to arrange for an EPC and the installation of any required energy efficiency measures.

 

to help you out we have an eligibility Calculator that asked some simple quistionsand point you in the right  direction 

 

Currently with the increasing prices to Gas due And to high demand of parts you will be looking at 5 year return on investment. The is figure will depend on your home and work lifestyle. and how insulated the property is. Bear in mind with every energy unit price rise, and the colder winters you will receive a return quicker.​

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If you would like further information, please get in touch today for a no obligation quote