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An air source heat pump draws warmth from the outside air to heat your home and hot water, delivering three to four units of heat for every unit of electricity it uses. It’s a proven, mature technology used across the UK and much colder countries, backed by MCS installer standards and a government grant of up to £9,000.
A heat pump works even better alongside the rest of your home. Good insulation lets it run at lower flow temperatures for maximum efficiency, and because low-carbon heating counts toward the official EPC assessment, fitting one can lift your home’s EPC rating too.
Eco Renovate isn’t an installer - we’re the free first step. We check your property against its real government EPC record, then introduce you to one vetted, MCS-certified local installer for your area, never a list of firms chasing your details. They handle the site survey and give you a fixed quote before any work begins.
Key benefits
Lower heating bills
A well-installed heat pump on a heat-pump tariff typically costs £200-£400 a year less to run than a gas boiler, and far less than oil, LPG or electric heating.
Up to £9,000 government grant
The government grant covers up to £9,000 of the cost in England & Wales. Scotland has its own grants and loans of up to £15,000, and your installer applies for it on your behalf.
300-400% efficient heating
For every unit of electricity it uses, an air source heat pump delivers three to four units of heat - far more efficient than any gas, oil or electric boiler.
Can improve your home’s EPC rating
Switching to a low-carbon heating system is assessed in the government’s EPC methodology, so a heat pump can help lift your home’s rating.
Lower carbon footprint
Running on electricity rather than burning fossil fuels, a heat pump can cut your home’s heating emissions by up to 70% versus a gas boiler - and more as the grid gets greener.
Long-lasting equipment
A quality air source heat pump lasts around 15-20 years with annual servicing - typically longer than a gas boiler.
What it typically costs
A typical air source heat pump varies in cost from home to home, depending on the size of your home and its heat demand. The government grant of up to £9,000 (England & Wales) helps bring the cost down significantly for most homeowners. These are illustrative ranges only: your real figure depends on your property and system, and should always come from a proper home survey - never an online estimate.
- The size of your home and how much heat it needs
- How well insulated your home is - improving insulation first can mean a smaller, cheaper system
- Whether your existing radiators need upsizing, or you pair the system with underfloor heating
- The heat pump model, plus any hot-water cylinder and controls required
- The government grant of up to £9,000, which your MCS installer applies for on your behalf
From EPC check to finished work
We check your EPC
We start from your property’s real government EPC data to understand how your home heats now and where an air source heat pump could fit.
Speak to your local installer
Based on your EPC and location, we match you to a single MCS-certified installer covering your area - not a list of leads sold to multiple companies.
Home survey and fixed quote
Your installer surveys your home to size the system, check your radiators and confirm your government grant of up to £9,000, then gives you a fixed quote before any work is agreed.
Installation
A typical air source heat pump installation takes 2-5 days, with minimal disruption to your home.
Lower bills and ongoing savings
Once complete, your installer registers the system and applies the Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant, and you enjoy efficient, lower-carbon heating.