

An air source heat pump (ASHP) is a low-carbon heating system that absorbs heat from the outside air and transfers it into your home for space heating and domestic hot water.
- Air source heat pumps heat homes by taking warmth from the outside air and using it for heating and hot water.
- Typical installation costs are around £8 – 12000
- Homes in England, Scotland and Wales might be eligible for a grant of up to £9,000 to install a heat pump.
How does an air source heat pump work?
Air source heat pumps take heat from the air and transfer it to a fluid refrigerant. This fluid passes through a compressor, which raises the fluid’s temperature and transfers the heat to your central heating system.
What are the benefits of air source heat pumps?
There are several benefits of air source heat pumps:
- Lower your energy bills: depending on what heating system you’re replacing, you can save money on your energy bills.
- Reduce your energy use: unlike traditional boilers (which use fossil fuels), heat pumps use electricity. And heat pumps are more than three times more efficient than a gas or oil boiler, helping to lower your energy use.
- Improve your carbon footprint: your CO2 emissions will be lower with a heat pump compared other types of heating. This is because they don’t use fossil fuels, instead taking heat from their environment.


Get your heatings costs down, save some money.
No application fees / No survey fees/ No Charges/ Nothing to pay to apply for the grant!

