Air Source Heat Pump Installation in Chadderton, Oldham

One of the first things people ask us is, 'Aren't heat pumps expensive to install?' Well, the government is currently offering a massive helping hand through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS). You could get £7,500 towards the cost of your new system. That's a serious chunk of change that makes switching to renewable energy more affordable than ever. The best part? We take care of the paperwork for you. We'll handle the application so you can just look forward to a more efficient home. Why let that funding go to waste when it could be heating your living room?

If you're used to a standard boiler, you might find the way an ASHP works a bit like magic. It extracts heat from the outside air – even when it feels freezing in Chadderton – and moves it into your radiators and hot water tank. In the trade, we talk about 'SCOP' or 'COP', which is just a fancy way of saying efficiency. For every 1kW of electricity the pump uses, you'll often get 3 or 4kW of heat back out. Imagine if your local petrol station gave you four litres of fuel for the price of one – that’s essentially what a well-installed heat pump does for your heating.

We don't believe in 'one size fits all' when it comes to your comfort. Before we even pick up a spanner, we'll visit your property to carry out a full Heat Loss Survey. We look at everything from your insulation levels to the size of your windows to work out exactly how much heat your home needs. This is a vital step because an incorrectly sized heat pump will cost you more to run. Whether you're in Chadderton, St Helens, or over in Wigan, our team makes sure your system is engineered perfectly for your specific house.

Thinking about the disruption of a big job can be a bit daunting, can't it? We get it. That's why we manage the whole process from start to finish. This includes the DNO application – where we let the local power grid know about your new system – through to the final commissioning. We're a local, family-run feel business, and we treat your home with the same respect we'd treat our own. We'll explain the difference between Monobloc and Split systems in plain English so you can decide what fits your space best, ensuring you get mains-pressure hot water that never lets you down.