Air Source Heat Pump Grants

An air-source heat pump captures heat at a low temperature from the outside air, then using a compressor system, it will increase the temperature of this air to provide heating and hot water for your home.

When the air-source heat pump uses heat from the outside air and converts it to a working solution, the air-source heat pump then compresses the solution until it is warm enough to provide heating for your property.

Our air-source heat pumps use electricity, but because some of the warmth it produces comes directly from the external air, it can provide more heat than electric usage indicates.

Air-source heat pumps are extra efficient when they generate heat at a moderately low temperature.

Would an Air-source heat pump right for my property?

If your property is well insulated, and you don't have a gas connection to your property, then they are an excellent energy-efficient heating system.
Heat pumps are particularly efficient if your home is well insulated.

If your house is suited to air source heat pump and outdoor space is not a significant issue, then a ground source heat pump may prove to be the better option.

An energy-efficient air source heat pump, installed into a suitable home and worked correctly, can provide nearly three times as much heat energy as it uses in electricity. Helping you reduce your carbon footprint and dramatically reduce your energy bills.