Looking to lower your carbon footprint and save energy? Let us put you in touch with a qualified air-source heat pump installer.
They'll give you a no-obligation quote and help you with any relevant funding applications.
What is an air source heat pump?
Air source heat pumps provide an efficient, low carbon heating alternative to gas, LPG and other electrical heating systems.
An energy-efficient air source heat pump (ASHP) works like a fridge but in reverse. It absorbs heat from the outside air and circulates it through your heating system.
Changing to a new system for your heating can seem daunting but our experts can help you make the right choice.
- Enjoy reliable heating and hot water creating the perfect home environment all year round
- Make a step towards a Net Zero future
- Over time you can save energy and tonnes of carbon(1)
Follow these steps to achieve a new efficient Net Zero heating system
Check eligibility – You need to meet the criteria below
- Homeowner
- Have enough outside space (approx 2m x 1m) and not within 1m of boundary walls
- Space for a water tank (for the most carbon-efficient heat pump)
- Good insulation
Air source heat pumps you can trust
For our equipment, we've partnered with Daikin, the biggest manufacturer of air source heat pumps in Europe with products sold in over 150 countries.
And for added peace of mind, we're working with a network of highly trained Daikin installers who are all accredited by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) and TrustMark certified, the Government Endorsed Quality Scheme, so you know they're thoroughly vetted and commited to good customer service, technical competence and trading practices.
We've got more ways to help you achieve Net Zero heating
Get an exclusive zero carbon tariff
EDF is Britain's largest generator of zero carbon electricity(2). We've partnered with Daikin to offer an exclusive low-cost zero carbon tariff for our heat pump customers.
Once your new system is installed, Daikin or the installer will provide you with details on how to access the exclusive tariff.
What air source heat pump customers say
I am delighted with the efficiency and relatively quietness of the Air Source Heat Pump itself. It is an environmental and engineering marvel.
We love the Air Source Heat Pump, it provides a constant ambient comfortable temperature throughout the house. Now it’s always warm.
Funding your air source heat pump
If you join the RHI scheme – and stick to the rules – you’ll get paid for the amount of renewable heat your system produces. The payments will be made four times a year over seven years.
- The payments you receive will also be determined by the type of renewable system you have.
- You can use one of the government's Renewable Heat Incentive Calculators to find out how much money you could get through the Renewable Heat Incentive.
- There is a RHI calculator for England and Wales, and one for the Renewable Heat Incentive Scotland.
Is an air source heat pump right for your home?
Gas homes
If you have an old boiler and reasonably insulated home, then you can switch to an energy-efficient air source heat pump. Our trusted installers will recommend the right heat pump based on your needs and house type.
Oil or LPG homes
A hybrid heat pump could be the best option for you if your heating runs on Oil or LPG. A Hybrid upgrade simply adds a smaller heat pump to your home so you use less oil or LPG without overhauling your entire system.
Electric heating advice
A complete guide to air source heat pumps
Air source heat pumps might be new to you but they've been around for a while as the main heating system in other countries as the UK embraced gas. Learn why they're being touted as the future of low-carbon heating.
Air Source Heat Pump Grants
The UK government has a number of subsidies, such as the Renewable Heat Incentive that can supplement the upfront cost or running cost of an air source heat pump.
Greener alternatives to gas boilers
There are other heating options that have advantages over a new gas boiler that can save you money and reduce your carbon footprint.