Air Source Heat Pumps
What is an Air Source Heat Pump?
An Air Source Heat Pump is a low carbon, alternative method to heating your home and hot water. The heat pump extracts ambient heat from outside, which causes the refrigerant inside the heat pump to become warmer. This is then boosted to a higher temperature using a compressor. The heat is then transferred and distributed around your home.
Although an Air Source Heat Pump is powered by electricity, it actually uses less electrical energy than the heat it produces making them far more efficient than a boiler. Air Source Heat Pumps are a great way to get away from using Gas, oil or LPG.
Benefits
- Lower your carbon footprint
- No gas bills to pay
- Low maintenance
- Highly efficient source of heating and hot water
- Eligible for a £5000 grant on the Government's Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS)
The Concept Process
1. Download and fill in our pre-survey form
2. Receive a guide price & information about installation
3. Book a full technical survey
4. Receive full quotation
5. Book Install
6. Enjoy your new Air Source Heat Pump!
Boiler Upgrade Scheme
From April 2022, homeowners in England will be able to claim a £5000 grant towards upgrading their existing heating system to an Air Source Heat Pump. We are fully qualified and licensed to take care of the whole process ensuring you get your £5000 grant. Get in touch to find out more and book a survey!
How does it work?
Maintenance
Air source heat pumps use well-established technology and may have a working life of 20 years or more. But just like a boiler, you should get your air source heat pump professionally serviced – every two or three years (or annually, if you have a compressor inside your home) – to make sure that it’s still working at its best. There are some things you can do yourself:
- Be sure that there’s a plentiful supply of air. This means regularly checking for leaves or rubbish caught in the fan’s grilles. And pruning back any plants growing too close to the unit or its pipes.
- In very cold weather clear snow from the air source heat pump and check that the grilles aren’t blocked by ice.