High-quality heat pump installs by trained and trusted installers
We’ve partnered with Heat Geek, a network of the highest-trained installers. All members are trained, verified, vetted and monitored by Heat Geek. You get to work with a local member of your community, and Heat Geek backs them with their performance guarantee.
Get an instant estimate with Heat Geek below. Once you have, come back to apply for your 80% off Home Assessment Voucher.
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Why Get a Heat Pump through Heat Geek?
Design consultations only £50 with a Retrofit West Voucher
Average install in 3 days
The average cost of install is £3,000
Guaranteed performance for 5 years
Why get a Heat Pump Through Heat Geek?
- Heat Geek’s installations are on average 5x more efficient than boilers and they come with a unique guarantee. That’s 1.5x more efficient than average*
- Heat Geeks trusted installers go through award-winning training courses
- High quality renewable energy systems, such as a heat pump, can add value to your home
- Installing renewable energy systems is one of the biggest ways to counter climate change
- High efficiency installs will save you money on your energy bills
- Heat Geek offers an integrated experience with everything in one place
- You will be guided through all the steps from initial estimations to commission
- To help start your journey with confidence, Heat Geek has removed the risk by offering a refund on Design Consultations if you’re not able to go ahead (T&Cs apply)
Green loans at competitive rates
Bristol City Council, Bath & North East Somerset Council and South Gloucestershire Council offer a loan scheme to spread the cost of essential home repairs, energy efficiency measures and renewable energy installations. Loans for homeowners funded by local councils offer fairness at the core meaning if successful applicants are offered a loan at a fixed interest rate of 4% – That would mean you could get a high quality heat pump for less than £75/month.
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Save money and reduce CO2
Heating systems expertly designed and installed by highly qualified engineers can achieve efficiencies of up to 500% – even in older, less insulated properties. However, if installed improperly, these systems may consume excessive electricity, leading to higher energy costs. To ensure optimal performance and reduce electricity bills, it is crucial to engage a reputable and experienced installer.
*Heat Geek’s average heat pump install efficiency is 430%. That’s 5 times higher than the average of 85% efficiency for gas boilers as reported by the Energy Savings Trust and 1.5x more than the national average of 280% found in a study by the independent, not for profit, Energy Systems Catapult.
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FAQ’s
Will a heat pump keep me warm?
Heat pumps have been around for a long time. They are designed to work in temperatures as low as -27°C. In the UK, a well designed system with a heat pump can absolutely work and maintain a comfortable temperature inside your home. The crucial thing is that the system is designed for the home. Heat Geek is all about education, ensuring that all systems designed by our network of installers will keep you comfortable throughout the year, whatever the weather.
Do I need planning permission?
Most heat pump installs are covered by Permitted Development rights, and so won’t need any planning permission unless you live in a conservation area or a listed building.
Are heat pumps noisy?
Any installation must pass stringent noise tests that Heat Geek will do for you. During normal running operation, you won’t notice the noise. There are short periods when the heat pump can be noisier, for example when defrosting or making hot water. During these periods it will be around 50-60dB, about the same as an extractor fan.
How much space do I need?
Most of the heat pumps take up an area of about 1000 x 500mm. The height of the heat pump can vary depending on the required output. We will let you know what sized unit you need as soon as you start your journey. We’ll also let you know where we think your Heat Pump can go.
How long do heat pumps last?
The average service life of a heat pump is around 20 years. Heat pumps need to be annually serviced much like your standard boiler in order to maintain your efficiencies and lifespan of the unit.
How are heat pumps better for the planet?
Heat pumps use electricity, combined with solar energy (in the air, ground, water) to heat your home.
The amount of carbon produced by the units themselves whilst running is 0.
As the production of electricity on the UK grid is increasingly sourced from renewable sources, even the electricity you use to power the heat pump will become carbon neutral.
In short, getting a heat pump readies your home for a zero-carbon future.
Is there VAT on heat pumps?
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