Heat Pump Installation & £7,500 Grant
Get up to £7,500 government grant through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. Ultra-efficient heating for your home.
Claim Your £7,500 GrantWhy Choose a Heat Pump?
£7,500 Grant
Boiler Upgrade Scheme funding
300% Efficient
3kW heat from 1kW electricity
Zero Carbon
Reduce CO2 emissions by 90%
20+ Years
Long lifespan, low maintenance
Types of Heat Pumps
Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP)
Extract heat from the outside air to heat your home and water. Most popular option with £7,500 BUS grant available.
- £7,500 grant available through BUS
- Works efficiently even in cold weather
- Easier and cheaper to install than ground source
- Can provide cooling in summer
Cost: £8,000-£14,000 (£500-£6,500 after grant)
Ground Source Heat Pumps (GSHP)
Extract heat from the ground using buried pipes. Higher efficiency with £7,500 BUS grant available.
- £7,500 grant available through BUS
- Higher efficiency than air source
- More consistent heat throughout year
- Lower running costs long-term
Cost: £20,000-£35,000 (£12,500-£27,500 after grant)
Hybrid Heat Pumps
Hybrid heat pumps combine an air source heat pump with a traditional gas or oil boiler. The system automatically switches between the heat pump and boiler depending on which is most efficient for the current conditions.
How Hybrid Systems Work:
- Intelligent switching - System chooses the most efficient heat source
- Heat pump priority - Uses heat pump when cost-effective
- Boiler backup - Switches to boiler during very cold weather or peak demand
Benefits:
- Lower installation cost than full heat pump conversion
- Can reuse existing radiators and boiler
- Reduce carbon emissions by 40-60%
- Guaranteed heating even in extreme cold
Is a Hybrid Heat Pump Right for You?
Hybrid heat pumps are ideal if you:
- ✓Have an existing gas or oil boiler
- ✓Want to reduce carbon emissions gradually
- ✓Can't afford full heat pump conversion now
- ✓Live in an area with very cold winters
Note: Hybrid heat pumps may not be eligible for the full £7,500 BUS grant. However, they often qualify for partial grants and can be more affordable overall than full conversions.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS)
Get £7,500 Off Your Heat Pump
The government's Boiler Upgrade Scheme provides grants of £7,500 for air source and ground source heat pumps to help you switch from fossil fuel heating.
Who's Eligible?
- Property owners in England and Wales
- Replacing fossil fuel heating systems
- Property must have an EPC (Energy Performance Certificate)
- No loft insulation requirement (unless recommended)
Grant Amounts:
- £7,500 for air source heat pumps
- £7,500 for ground source heat pumps
- Grant applied directly to installation cost
- Scheme available until 2028
We handle all the paperwork! Our certified installers will apply for the BUS grant on your behalf and deduct it from your installation cost.
Check BUS EligibilityHeat Pump Installation Process
Home Survey
We assess your property's suitability and heating requirements
BUS Application
We apply for your £7,500 grant - no cost to you
Installation
MCS certified installers complete the work in 2-3 days
Enjoy Savings
Start saving on heating bills with low-carbon comfort
Heat Pump FAQs
How much does a heat pump cost after the grant?
After the £7,500 BUS grant, air source heat pumps typically cost £500-£6,500, while ground source heat pumps cost £12,500-£27,500.
Do heat pumps work in cold UK winters?
Yes! Modern heat pumps work efficiently even when temperatures drop below -15°C. They're designed for the UK climate and work year-round.
Will a heat pump reduce my energy bills?
Most households save £300-£900 per year compared to old gas boilers. Heat pumps are 300% efficient, producing 3kW of heat for every 1kW of electricity used.
View Detailed Cost ComparisonCan I get a heat pump if I have radiators?
Yes! While some homes may need larger radiators or underfloor heating for optimal efficiency, many existing radiator systems work well with heat pumps.
Claim Your £7,500 Heat Pump Grant
Get a free quote and let us handle your BUS grant application