What We Do
We specialize in the design, installation, and commissioning of air source heat pumps. In addition, we offer annual servicing and fault diagnosis to keep your system running smoothly when you need it the most.

What is Air Source Heating?
Air source heating can be installed in new properties or used to replace an existing heating system in almost any type of building no matter the construction materials. It provides heating for radiators and underfloor heating, as well as hot water through a hot water cylinder.

An air source heat pump works by extracting heat from the environment, even in freezing temperatures. It absorbs heat from the outside air and transfers it into your home, ensuring warmth and comfort all year-round.

How It Works:

1. A large fan blows air over the heat exchanger, the heat excahnger is located at the back of the heat pump.
2. Even in cold weather (as low as -15°C), the air is warm enough to cause the refrigerant in the heat exchanger to evaporate and turn into a gas. Thanks to the refrigerant's ultra low boiling point, the temperature inside the heat exchanger is always about 10°C cooler than the outside air, allowing it to absorb heat.
3. This gas is then compressed, which increases its pressure and raises its temperature to between 30-70°C, depending on external conditions and heating demands.
4. The heated gas travels through the internal heat exchanger, where the heat is transferred into the primary water circuit, which then heats your radiators, underfloor and hot water.
5. As the heat is transferred into your home, the gas cools down and returns to a liquid state.
6. The liquid then passes through an expansion valve, returning to low pressure, and the cycle repeats.

• Government Grant: The government currently offers a £7,500 grant (BUS Scheme) for property owners to help with the cost of installing an air source heat pump. We can assist you with accessing this grant.
• Lower Energy Bills: Air source heat pumps are highly efficient, offering significant savings on energy bills compared to other heating systems.
• Solar Panel Integration: Air source heat pumps work seamlessly with solar panels. Excess electricity generated from solar panels can be used to power your heat pump.
• Battery Storage: They are also compatible with battery storage systems, allowing you to use stored electricity to power your heating.
• Reduced Carbon Emissions: Air source heat pumps significantly lower your carbon footprint. On average, a household can reduce CO2 emissions by 1,402 kg annually.

Recommended Brands
There are many brands of air source heat pumps available, and we've worked with several. Our top recommendations are Mitsubishi Electric and Vaillant, both known for their reliability and efficiency.