Heat Pumps for Central Heating
Replace an ageing oil, LPG or gas boiler with an air source heat pump for whole-home central heating. We assess your heat loss, radiators and electrical supply, then explain the right system and provide a written quotation before work starts.
What a heat pump changes for your home
Heat pumps run at lower temperatures than boilers, so radiator sizes, pipework and controls matter. We set up the system to provide steady warmth without complicated settings.
For older or off-gas-grid homes, careful design helps avoid wasted electricity and unexpected alterations. We explain the work involved and leave clear instructions for comfortable, efficient central heating.
Whole-home warmth
A correctly sized heat pump can heat every room through the central heating system, rather than relying on individual heaters.
Radiators that work properly
Older radiators may need changing to deliver heat at lower flow temperatures, so rooms stay warm without overworking the system.
Running costs worked out
We compare the expected electricity use with your current heating costs, using the property and its existing system rather than a headline estimate.
Simple, steady controls
Clear controls help the system maintain an even temperature, without the frequent adjustments common with boiler heating.
Suitability checked honestly
Solid walls, older insulation, listed features and off-gas-grid heating all affect the design, so we identify limitations before you commit.
The work explained first
You receive a written quotation covering the heat pump, alterations and controls, so the cost and disruption are clear before work starts.
Grant application support
As MCS-certified installers, we can make a Boiler Upgrade Scheme application on your behalf when the property and system meet the current criteria.
One team for the changes
Our heating engineers and electricians handle the installation, including associated pipework, controls and electrical work, without subcontracting the job.
Questions about your heat pump installation
Will I need to change my radiators for a heat pump?
Your heat pump needs regular checks to keep airflow clear, controls accurate and components operating correctly. We explain the maintenance required for the equipment installed, including what you can monitor yourself.
What preparation does my home need before a heat pump installation?
Before installation, clear access to the airing cupboard, loft, outdoor wall and consumer unit helps. We identify asbestos risks, check permissions, and agree building work with you before fitting starts.
How long does heat pump installation take?
Installation time depends on the property and system. We agree a clear programme after the survey, coordinate plumbing, electrical and outdoor work, and explain each stage clearly before fitting starts.
Will a heat pump keep my home warm in cold weather?
Cold weather reduces efficiency, but a correctly sized system continues heating. We calculate heat loss, choose suitable equipment and explain any insulation improvements needed before installation, so expectations are clear.
Where can an air source heat pump be installed?
An outdoor unit can sit beside a wall, on a suitable base, with the cylinder and controls indoors. We check clearances, noise, drainage and cable routes before recommending its position.
MCS-certified heat pump installation, designed around your home
Clear advice and careful heat pump installation
If your property has unusual access, extensions or limited outside space, we identify those constraints before installation. We agree the outdoor unit position, cylinder location and condensate route with you, so the finished system fits the house without last-minute changes.
On installation day, directly employed engineers protect floors, keep pipe and cable routes orderly, and remove waste. We commission the controls and check the system before leaving, so you know it is operating correctly. One team remains responsible for the heating and electrical work.
You receive clear guidance on settings, maintenance and what to do if something needs attention. We keep installation paperwork together, making future servicing easier. Our team supports customers across Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and the North Cotswolds.