Air-source heat pump installation
Design, supply and fit — Daikin, Vaillant, Mitsubishi and Grant.
Air-source heat pumps
Warm home. Lower bills.
Warm home. Lower bills.
No fossil fuels.
Heat pump installations across Birmingham and the West Midlands. Family-run, no hard sell, and we'll only recommend a heat pump if it genuinely suits your home.
Rated 10/10 from 58 reviews on Checkatrade
What we do
Full-service heat pump installs — from survey to switch-on.
Whether you're replacing an old gas boiler, going off-grid, or building new — we handle the whole job in-house. No sub-contracted labour, no vague "partners".
System redesign
Radiator sizing, pipework upgrades and buffer/cylinder specification — the boring bits that actually matter.
Hot water cylinders
Sized to your household, plumbed properly, with a smart controller you'll actually use.
BUS grant handled for you
Up to £7,500 off through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. We do the paperwork, you get the discount.
Servicing & aftercare
Annual services, monitoring, warranty support — same engineers, all year round.
Solar / battery integration
Tie your heat pump into solar PV or a home battery so you're running on your own power where you can.
Wondering if your house suits a heat pump?
Most do, some need work first. We'll survey it free and tell you straight either way.
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What's included
Inside a heat pump install.
Most of it is already familiar — the same radiators, the same hot taps. What changes is where the heat comes from, and one cupboard you'll need to find.
Hover or tap a marker to see what each part does
1
Outdoor heat pump unit
The part that replaces your boiler. It sits outside on a slab, about the size of a washing machine, and takes warmth out of the outside air even in the middle of winter. Your old gas boiler and its flue come out completely.
2
Hot water cylinder
Hot water is stored rather than heated on demand, so the system needs a cylinder and somewhere to put it — an airing cupboard is ideal. It holds a full tank for baths and showers and reheats quietly through the day.
3
Radiators
The same radiators, in the same places. A heat pump warms the water more gently than a boiler, so we measure every room at survey and upgrade only the radiators that aren't big enough to keep that room warm.
4
Flow and return pipework
Two pipes do all the work: one carries warm water out to the rooms, the other brings it back to the heat pump to be warmed again. Usually your existing pipework, with any runs too narrow to carry the flow replaced.
5
Underfloor heating
A heat pump's ideal partner, but not a requirement. If you already have it, we'll run it. If you don't, there's no need to lift your floors — correctly sized radiators do the job just as well.
How it works
Sorted in four honest steps.
Heat pumps aren't a boiler swap — but we've made the process as painless as we can. No pressure calls, no upselling.
01
Free home survey
We visit, take heat-loss measurements and talk you through your options in plain English.
02
Fair, fixed quote
Full written design and price, usually within a week. BUS grant already deducted.
03
Tidy install
Our own team, typically 2–5 days on site. Old kit removed, no mess left behind.
04
Commissioning & aftercare
We stay involved — first-year check-in, ongoing servicing and warranty support on the same number.
Common questions
Straight answers on heat pumps.
Will a heat pump actually keep my house warm in a UK winter?
Yes — a properly-sized heat pump keeps a UK home warm at outside temperatures well below zero. The trick is the sizing and the radiators, not the pump itself. That's what we spend most of our survey on.
Do I need to rip out all my radiators?
Not usually. Most homes need one or two radiators upgraded to slightly larger ones — not the whole system. We tell you exactly which at survey and it's part of the fixed quote.
How much does it cost after the BUS grant?
Most of our installs come in between £8,000 and £14,000 after the £7,500 grant — depending on the size of the home and how much pipework needs upgrading. We'll never give you a price without seeing the property.
How long does the install take?
Two to five days on site for a typical home. We aim to keep you in hot water the whole time, and we won't leave the site until the system is running, commissioned and you're happy with it.
Are heat pumps noisy?
Modern units run at around 40–50 dB from a metre away — quieter than a fridge. We position the outdoor unit sensibly and can add acoustic shrouds where planning or neighbours are a concern.
Can I keep my gas boiler as backup?
We usually recommend against it — a well-sized heat pump doesn't need one, and hybrid setups add cost and complexity. But if it makes sense for your home we'll design that too.
Ready for a warmer home and lower bills?
Book a free, no-obligation home survey. We'll tell you honestly whether a heat pump suits your home — and if it doesn't, we'll say so.
Guides & advice
All articles
Heat-pump reading, without the jargon.
Suitability
Is a heat pump right for a normal West Midlands house?
The four things that have to be true first, what the free survey measures, and the cases where we'd tell you to stick with gas.
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How they work
How does a heat pump actually work — and why are they the future?
The one-page explainer: refrigerant, radiators, and why moving heat is 3–4× more efficient than burning gas.
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Bills
Seven ways to cut your heating bill that cost nothing
Worth doing whatever heats your house. Flow temperature, valve settings and the timer — none of it costs a penny.
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