Air Source Heat Pump Grants
If you're a Lancashire resident, we'll be able to help you. Complete the application form and our team will be in touch to confirm your eligibility and options.
Air Source Heat Pumps can be funded through the Government's Warm Homes: Local Grant. For eligible residents, the grant could cover the cost of installation.
After applying, we'll review what measures your home needs. Under the Warm Homes: Local Grant, this could include insulation, air source heat pumps and solar panels. An air source heat pump will be installed if it is suitable for your home.
We'll contact you within 5 working days to confirm eligibility. If eligible, a retrofit survey will be organised. This is to review the property and decide what measures are suitable.
A contractor will then contact you to arrange a Technical Survey. This is an in-depth survey of the property to take the required measurements for installation.
The contractor will then submit quotes to the Government for approval. Once approved, you will be contacted to arrange the installation date.
"What surprised me most about the heat pump was how much it affected my quality of life at home. It keeps the house really nice and warm, and doesn’t get that cold at night."
"My house is warmer than it’s ever been. I absolutely love the air source heat pump. It surprised me just how warm the house is, and how long it stays warm. I can walk around without worrying about switching heaters on or layering up."
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Air Source Heat Pumps transfer heat from the air outside, into water which then heats your rooms via radiators or underfloor heating.
It can also provide hot water for your taps, bath and showers, which is stored in a hot water cylinder.
Heat from the air is absorbed into a fluid. This fluid then passes through a heat exchanger into the heat pump which raises the temperature and then transfers that heat to water.
No, they aren't deemed noisy. The noise from a heat pump is background noise, similar to the humming of a household fridge. Heat pumps mostly run in winter for heating and overnight for hot water.
No, they work no matter how old your home is. Just like a gas boiler, they'll heat any home when sized correctly based on the home's energy consumption.
Yes, Air Source Heat Pumps work in winter. They still work when the temperature is down to -15°C.
If you can insulate your home first, great. If not, it still works! Insulating first means your home needs less energy to keep it warm. You can still get a heat pump regardless.
Our preferred manufacturer of Air Source Heat Pump is Global Energy Systems, a family owned Lancashire based engineering company situated in Lytham, Lancashire.
All installers are Lancashire based and have been through the Global Energy Systems Training Programme.
Running costs will depend on how your heat pump is designed and operated and savings on your energy bills will depend on the system you are replacing.
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