When you decide to go for an air source heat pump, one of our MCS installers will conduct an onsite inspection of your property to make sure you choose the best heat pump to suit you. You’ll receive a report with sketches of your property to see how the pump will work. During installation, your engineer will also safely remove any existing gas boiler as part of your quote. When finding somewhere to put the outdoor unit, your installer will choose an area with lots of airflow and minimal obstructions. This will all be bolted to the ground so it won’t move. After installation takes place, your installer will run a few checks to make sure it’s working efficiently, such as installing sensors which will send temperature signals to your thermostat. Your engineer will also give you advice on any post-install maintenance.

Simply put, an air source heat pump is a great energy efficient way of heating your home and water. With so much in the press about the government banning gas boilers, they’re a good solution to look to for futureproofing your property.

The cost of installing an air source heat pump will vary considerably based on your property needs. They could cost anywhere between £8,000-£18,000. This all depends on the complexity of the install process at your property, and what type of model and size of pump you go for. Your engineer will be able to come up with options to find the right quote for you.