Air Source Heat Pumps
Eco-friendly heating and hot water for your home. Claim up to £7,500 with the Boiler Upgrade Scheme and reduce your heating bills by up to 50%.
£7,500 BUS Grant
Government grant covers most of the cost
Low Carbon
Reduce your carbon footprint by 75%
Heating & Cooling
Year-round comfort with one system
Increase Value
Boost your EPC rating and home value
£7,500 Grant + More Support
Low-income households may qualify for fully-funded heat pumps
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Efficient Heating from Outdoor Air
Heat pumps work like a fridge in reverse – extracting heat from outdoor air and amplifying it to heat your home and hot water.
Extract Heat
The heat pump extracts heat energy from the outside air, even in temperatures as low as -20°C.
Compress & Amplify
The refrigerant cycle compresses this energy to increase its temperature to usable levels.
Distribute Heat
Hot water is circulated through your radiators or underfloor heating to warm your home. See our radiator sizing for heat pumps guide.
Are You Eligible for the £7,500 Grant?
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) provides grants to help homeowners replace fossil fuel heating with low carbon alternatives like heat pumps.
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Property in England or Wales
Your home must be located in England or Wales
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Valid EPC Certificate
With no outstanding loft or cavity wall insulation recommendations
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Replacing Fossil Fuel Heating
You must be replacing a gas, oil, or LPG boiler
Serving Greater Manchester and the North West — air source heat pump installation in Manchester with local MCS-certified engineers.
Check My EligibilityWorks in Cold Weather
Efficient down to -20°C
Cooling in Summer
Reverse cycle for AC
50% Bill Savings
vs gas boilers
75% Less Carbon
Eco-friendly heating
Claim Your £7,500 Grant Today
Get a free home survey and find out if you qualify for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant.
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