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Air Source Heat Pumps

Heat your whole home for less.

A greener way to heat your home and hot water, powered by electricity and up to 400% efficient. MCS-certified installation across the West Midlands, with the £7,500 government grant handled for you.

  • MCS certified
  • £7,500 grant handled
  • Up to 400% efficient
Air source heat pump unit outside a modern home
JWPSDF ★★★★★Grant handled for youMCS certified
£7,500Government grant
4.9Average rating
300–400%Efficiency
MCSCertified installer
How a Heat Pump Works

Free heat from the outside air

An air source heat pump takes warmth from the outside air, even in winter, and uses it to heat your radiators, underfloor heating and hot water. It runs on electricity, so for every unit it uses it delivers three to four units of heat.

Takes heat from the air

The outdoor unit draws warmth from the outside air, working efficiently even well below freezing.

Upgrades it with a little power

A small amount of electricity boosts that heat to a useful temperature, at up to 400% efficiency.

Heats your whole home

It feeds your radiators or underfloor heating and your hot water cylinder, keeping every room warm.

Why Switch

Lower bills, lower carbon, big grant

Lower running costs

Up to 400% efficient, with the biggest savings if you’re on oil, LPG or electric heating.

£7,500 grant

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme takes a big chunk off, and we handle the whole application.

Much lower carbon

No gas burned in your home, and cleaner still when paired with solar.

Quiet & reliable

The outdoor unit is about as quiet as a fridge, and heat pumps last for years.

How It Works

Survey first, no guesswork

A heat pump only works well when it’s sized to your home, so we always start with a proper heat-loss survey, never a quote off a postcode.

1 Heat-loss survey

We assess your home

A free survey of your rooms, radiators and insulation, so we can size the system correctly and check your grant eligibility.

2 Design & grant

Fixed quote, grant applied

A clear design and one honest price, with the £7,500 grant taken off and the paperwork handled by us.

3 Installed & supported

Warm home, aftercare

Our MCS-certified team fits it tidily, commissions it, registers the warranty, and looks after it with a service plan.

Whole-Home Energy

Even better with solar

Run your heat pump on power you generate yourself. Pair it with solar and a battery, and add an EV charger, all from one trusted local team.

FAQs

Heat pump questions

A typical home system is usually in the region of £8,000 to £14,000 before the grant, depending on your home and heat demand. The £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant comes straight off that. We quote after a free heat-loss survey, so you see the exact price.
Yes. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme currently gives eligible homes up to £7,500 towards an air source heat pump. As MCS-certified installers we handle the application and take it straight off your invoice. We confirm eligibility before quoting.
Yes, when it is correctly sized and your home is reasonably insulated. We carry out a heat-loss survey to size the system to your actual home, so it keeps every room warm and provides your hot water, even in winter.
Sometimes a few radiators are upsized, because heat pumps run at a lower flow temperature than a gas boiler. Many homes keep most of their existing radiators. The survey tells us exactly what your home needs, and it is included in the quote.
A heat pump is 300 to 400% efficient, so it delivers three to four units of heat for every unit of electricity. The savings are biggest if you are replacing oil, LPG or electric heating, and it pairs brilliantly with solar to run on your own power.
Yes. Modern heat pumps work efficiently well below freezing, which is why they are standard across colder countries than the UK. The outdoor unit is quiet, similar to a fridge, and we position it to keep it unobtrusive.

Warm home, lower bills, grant handled.

Free heat-loss survey, honest fixed quote, and the £7,500 grant sorted for you. Speak directly to an engineer, no call centres.