Suitability comes before equipment
An air source heat pump works as part of a whole heating system. Heat loss, insulation, outdoor space, radiators and hot water demand all influence whether it’s right for your home.
Larger radiators or a different cylinder may be needed when running at lower temperatures. Our survey considers these changes rather than assuming the existing system can stay untouched.
What to tell us
Let us know your current heat source, any rooms that are hard to heat, the outdoor space available and any plans to improve insulation. Share any existing property or heat-loss information you have.
We’ll talk through equipment location, controls, hot water arrangements, electrical requirements and the installation itself.
Living with a lower-temperature system
A heat pump’s controls and heating schedule can differ from a traditional boiler. Commissioning, user guidance and maintenance are covered alongside the installation.
Good performance depends on system design and operation as much as the equipment. We’ll help you compare options for your own home rather than rely on a universal running-cost estimate.