Air Source Heat Pump Installation
Planning to replace an oil, LPG or gas boiler? We survey your home, check heat loss, radiators and electrical capacity, then quote for the complete installation. Get in touch to discuss an air source heat pump that fits your property.
What your heat pump installation should deliver
An air source heat pump gives your home steady, lower-temperature heating rather than short bursts from a boiler. Correct sizing helps rooms remain comfortable while the system runs efficiently through the day.
We plan the cylinder, outdoor unit and controls together, then explain the system clearly. You know what happens on installation day and how to use the heating.
Suitability checked before you commit
Older solid-wall homes, barn conversions and off-gas-grid properties need careful planning. We assess the building and heating system, then tell you honestly if an air source heat pump is suitable.
Heating changes coordinated properly
If the installation needs larger radiators, new pipework or electrical work, our heating and electrical engineers coordinate those changes as part of the project.
Grant application support
MCS certification allows us to apply for a Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant on your behalf, subject to the current scheme rules and your property's eligibility.
A quotation with the work set out
You receive a written quotation before work starts, covering the equipment and installation work needed for your home, with no surprise charges.
A practical move away from fossil fuels
Replacing an oil, LPG or gas boiler with a heat pump changes how your home is heated. We work out the likely running costs for your property rather than relying on headline estimates.
Engineers who understand older homes
Your installation is carried out by directly employed engineers, with experience of rural properties, older heating systems and the practical work needed to bring them up to standard.
Questions about air source heat pump installation
Is my home suitable for air source heat pump installation?
Once installed, regular servicing helps keep the heat pump, filters and controls working properly. We explain maintenance schedules and check system performance, so faults are identified before they affect heating.
How disruptive is air source heat pump installation?
Installation involves access to the heating system, electrical supply and outdoor unit position. We protect floors, remove old equipment, coordinate pipework changes and leave the work area fully clean afterwards.
How long does air source heat pump installation take?
Most installations take several days, depending on the property's heating changes and electrical work. We agree the programme beforehand, so you know when heating, hot water and controls work again.
Will I need to upgrade my radiators for an air source heat pump?
Older radiators may need replacing if they cannot deliver enough heat at lower flow temperatures. We calculate room requirements, assess existing emitters and recommend only necessary changes before installation proceeds.
Does air source heat pump installation need planning permission?
Many domestic installations fall under permitted development, but listed buildings, conservation areas or unusual outdoor-unit positions may need approval. We check the rules and identify any applications before work begins.
Clear advice, careful workmanship and dependable support
Choosing an air source heat pump means trusting the design as well as the installation. We explain the proposed equipment, pipework changes and likely disruption in plain terms, then provide a written quotation before work starts. That gives you a clear basis for deciding whether the project suits your home.
On installation day, directly employed engineers protect floors, keep the work area orderly and remove waste. We coordinate the cylinder, outdoor unit, controls and electrical connections, so the finished system works as one installation rather than a collection of separate jobs.
Before we leave, we show you how to use the controls and provide the relevant paperwork. If something needs clarification later, you can speak to the team familiar with the installation. We support homeowners across Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and the North Cotswolds.