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5 Year Warranty
Eligible for £7,500 Grant
Reduce Carbon Emissions
R-32 Refrigerant for Improved Efficiency
Industry leading 80mm Insulation
Solar PV Compatible
Long Life-Span
Less Maintenance Than Gas Central Heating
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Looking to reduce your energy bills and carbon footprint? An air source heat pump (ASHP) could be the perfect solution for your UK home. Efficient, eco-friendly, and cost-effective, air source heat pumps provide year-round comfort while helping you make the switch to cleaner energy.
With rising energy costs and increasing environmental concerns, there’s never been a better time to switch to an air source heat pump. Contact us today to learn more about the benefits of ASHPs, find out how much you could save, and explore your eligibility for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
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Why Choose an Air Source Heat Pump?
- Lower Energy Bills: Air source heat pumps are up to three times more efficient than traditional gas or oil boilers, using the air around you to generate heat.
- Eco-Friendly Heating: Reduce your carbon footprint by switching to a renewable energy source. ASHPs produce fewer emissions, contributing to a greener future.
- Reliable All-Year Comfort: Enjoy consistent heating in the winter and cooling in the summer with one versatile system.
- Minimal Maintenance: Designed for durability and longevity, air source heat pumps require less maintenance compared to conventional heating systems.
- Government Support with the Boiler Upgrade Scheme: Take advantage of the UK’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme and receive a grant of up to £7,500 to help with the upfront cost of installing your air source heat pump. Lower your investment and enjoy long-term energy savings.
*Relates to Coefficient of Performance which is a measure of a heat pump’s efficiency at a specific moment. COP is the ratio of the useful heat transfer to the required drive energy.
How Does an Air Source Heat Pump Work?
Air source heat pumps work by extracting heat from the outside air, even in cold temperatures. This heat is then amplified and transferred into your home to provide heating and hot water. In warmer months, the process can be reversed to offer cooling.
Air source heat pumps are ideal for a wide range of properties, including new builds and older homes. They work particularly well when paired with underfloor heating or modern radiators. Our expert team can help you assess your home’s suitability and recommend the best solution for your needs.
Are Heat Pumps the Future?
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Energy Efficiency: Air source heat pumps can achieve efficiency levels of 300-400%. For every unit of electricity used, they can generate 3 to 4 units of heat, making them far more efficient than traditional boilers.
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Carbon Reduction: Switching to an air source heat pump can reduce household carbon emissions by up to 60%, contributing to the UK’s goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050.
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Cost Savings: Homeowners could save up to £1,000 per year on heating bills when replacing inefficient oil or electric heating systems with an ASHP.
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Government Support: The Boiler Upgrade Scheme provides grants of up to £7,500 to help homeowners switch to low-carbon heating solutions like air source heat pumps.
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Longevity: Air source heat pumps typically last 15 to 20 years with minimal maintenance, compared to the average boiler lifespan of 10 to 15 years.
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Renewable Energy Contribution: Air source heat pumps can reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and when paired with renewable electricity, they offer 100% carbon-free heating.
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Growing Popularity: The UK saw a 40% increase in air source heat pump installations in 2023 compared to the previous year, reflecting the growing shift towards sustainable heating.