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WHAT IS AN AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMP?
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Air source heat pumps capture heat from the ambient outside air and convert it into efficient for both heating and hot water needs within a home. Acting as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional gas, oil, or LPG boilers, they are suitable for a wide range of homes across the UK
Most UK homes are excellent candidates for air source heat pumps. With the capability to function efficiently even in temperatures as low as -20°C, these pumps seamlessly integrate with existing radiators or underfloor heating systems.
The installation is compact, often freeing up internal space by eliminating the need for bulky boilers. For homes that rely on oil or LPG, the transition to a heat pump not only obviates the need for frequent fuel top-ups but also eliminates the anxiety of unexpectedly running out of fuel during the heart of winter.
Act Quickly to Secure
Your £7,500 Grant!
£450 million has been made available across the next 5 years. However, this only equates to 60,000 grants to be allocated across 30 million residential dwellings. Less than 0.1% of properties will receive a grant, so you will need to ACT FAST to secure yours.
If you are considering the move to heat pumps, there's never been a better time as not only could your initial outlay be significantly reduced but you will immediately start saving £££'s on your monthly energy bills.
The scheme was introduced to
support the installation of
more heat pumps
New air source heat pumps
installations are eligible for a
grant of £7,500
Only domestic and small
business properties are eligible
under this scheme
Grants are exclusively for
systems supplying all hearing
and hot water solutions
This scheme is available from
April 2022 to 2028 in England and Wales only
