Heat pump installations

This depends on a number of factors, including the size of your home, the climate in your area, and your energy usage. In general, heat pumps are more efficient than traditional heating systems, such as boilers and furnaces, meaning they can save you money on your energy bills.

However, the upfront cost of installing a heat pump can be high, so speak to our expert team if you’re considering a ground source heat pump or an air source heat pump, and we’ll give you the best possible advice.

Yes, but the size of your home, the climate in your area, and the efficiency of your heat pump can all have an impact on whether you’d benefit from a heat pump installation.

For example, if you live in a colder part of the UK, you may need a more powerful heat pump. You might also need to install additional insulation in your home to make sure that the heat pump is working efficiently.

If you’re in any doubt, then have a word with our team, who’ll be happy to help in any way they can.

Yes, they’re far more energy-efficient and they’re much cleaner, too. However, if you don’t have room for a heat pump installation, then we can offer alternative heating solutions in the form of boilers, central heating, insulation, and electric storage heaters.

The cost of a heat pump in the UK can range from anywhere between £14,000 and £45,000, depending on the type of heat pump you install and the size of your home. Heat pump grants are available via the government’s ECO4 scheme, so apply today to receive a substantial discount on the cost of installing your heat pump.

Typically, a plumber alone may not be fully qualified to install a heat pump, as the process requires specific refrigeration and electrical systems knowledge. It’s essential to hire a certified HVAC technician or a professional with specialised training in heat pump installation to ensure the system is installed correctly and safely. At Grant Store, we are fully qualified and have years of experience to back us up – give us a call today.

A heat pump should be installed by a certified HVAC technician or a professional installer with specific training and certification in heat pump systems. These professionals have the necessary electrical, plumbing, and refrigeration systems knowledge to ensure a safe and efficient installation.

Houses with poor insulation, significant air leaks, or those relying on high-temperature heating systems (like some radiators) may not be suitable for heat pumps. Heat pumps work best in well-insulated and airtight homes designed for low-temperature heating. A thorough assessment by a professional can determine suitability.

Installing a heat pump yourself is not recommended due to the complexity of the installation, which involves electrical, plumbing, and refrigeration work. Professional installation ensures the system operates safely and efficiently, and it’s often required to validate warranties and comply with local building codes.

The time it takes to install a heat pump can vary depending on the system type and the installation site’s specifics. Generally, a straightforward air source heat pump installation might take 1-2 days, while a ground source heat pump installation could take up to a week or more due to the need for groundwork.