Air source heat pumps, solar and batteries, designed and fitted by one team. With up to £9,000 off your heat pump through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, taken off the price before you pay.
No account, no hard sell. Answer a few quick questions and we'll show the grant you could get. In England and Wales we can also pull up your home's energy rating from the national EPC register.
Every property is different. Pick the one that sounds like you and we'll show you what matters for it.
We survey, design and fit the whole system, and take the grant off your quote before you pay a penny.
Grant-funded installs across your properties, better EPC ratings, and servicing handled for you.
We come to your site, explain everything in plain terms, and check what funding you can get.
There's usable warmth in outside air even on a cold winter's day. A heat pump collects it, concentrates it and moves it indoors.
A fan pulls outside air across the unit. It needs a spot about a metre wide against an outside wall or on the ground.
A refrigerant inside the unit soaks up warmth from that air, then a compressor squeezes it to raise the temperature.
The heat passes into water that travels through pipes to your radiators or underfloor heating.
The same system heats a hot water cylinder sized for your household, so showers and baths work as they always have.
Not every home has room for a unit in the garden, and not everyone wants one. Indoor heat pumps fit in a cupboard or utility room, so the outside of your home stays as it is. It's the part of the market we know best.
The whole heat pump sits in a cupboard on an outside wall. Two small ducts run through the wall to neat grilles: one brings air in, the other lets it out. It connects to your radiators and a hot water cylinder, much like a boiler would.
Warm, damp air leaves every home through kitchen and bathroom extracts. An exhaust air heat pump catches the heat in that air before it goes and puts it back into your heating and hot water, while keeping fresh air moving through the house.
Indoor air-to-water heat pumps qualify for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme when they can heat your whole home. We check that at the survey.
Indoor units suit smaller or well-insulated homes best. If your home needs more heat than one can give, we'll tell you and recommend what will work.
The grilles need small openings in an outside wall. In a flat that usually needs the freeholder's permission, and we'll help you ask.
We fit a small range of products we know well and can stand behind, from indoor units to our own SolarHeat range.
The whole heat pump fits in a cupboard or utility room. Two small ducts run through an outside wall to neat grilles, so nothing sits in the garden or on the front of the house.
Recovers the heat from warm, stale air as it leaves your kitchen and bathroom, and puts it back into your heating and hot water. One unit heats, makes hot water and keeps fresh air moving.
The proven choice for most houses with a little space outside, from a leading manufacturer.
Our own heat pumps, specified by us for rental portfolios and park homes, and backed by SolarHeat.
Panels sized to your roof, with or without a battery to store what you don't use during the day.
Find your home and confirm it's your roof. We'll estimate how many panels could fit, which way they'd face, what they could generate, and what you could pay, with and without a battery.
Every figure is an estimate from satellite data. Your final design and price are confirmed after a free survey and a proper look at your roof.
We apply to Ofgem for you and take the grant off your quote. You don't pay it and wait for a refund.
The same team surveys, designs, fits and services your system. One number to call, whatever you need.
Every install comes with a written guarantee and an optional servicing plan, so it keeps running the way it should.
Modern heat pumps are designed to run at low sound levels, and every system we fit has to meet the MCS noise standard: no more than 42 decibels at your neighbour's nearest window. We calculate this at the survey, before anything is fitted, and choose the position to suit.
No. An outdoor unit needs a spot roughly a metre wide against an outside wall or on the ground, with space around it for air to flow. If there's no room outside, an indoor heat pump can go in a cupboard instead.
Yes. Indoor heat pumps sit in a cupboard or utility room, with two small grilles on an outside wall instead of a unit in the garden. Exhaust air heat pumps sit indoors too. We'll tell you at the survey whether one suits your home.
Yes. We size every system for your home on the coldest days of a normal UK winter, room by room. Heat pumps are widely used across Scandinavia for the same reason.
Yes. We fit a hot water cylinder sized for your household, and the heat pump keeps it topped up.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is paid to us as your installer, and we take it off your quote upfront. It's £7,500 for most homes, or up to £9,000 if you're replacing oil or LPG heating for a limited time. You need to own the property, and it applies in England and Wales. We check eligibility and do the paperwork.
Still not sure? Call 02922 523421 and talk it through with a person.
The grant depends on who owns the home and how it's heated now. We check it for you and do the paperwork.
Up to £9,000 off a heat pump, taken off your quote before you pay.
Check what you qualify for →No VAT on heat pumps, solar panels and batteries until 31 March 2027. It's already in our prices.
Get a quote →Energy suppliers pay you for the solar electricity you send back to the grid. We'll help you choose a tariff when your system goes live.
Check your roof →Check what you qualify for in a few taps, or talk to a person.