Assess the home before choosing a system
Heat Pumps & Air Source Heat Pumps
Explore a heat pump installation based on your home’s heating needs, layout and existing equipment.
WHAT IT INVOLVES
Know what you’re asking for.
An air source heat pump proposal needs to consider the outdoor unit, indoor equipment and how heat reaches the rooms. The survey should establish heating demand and any changes to radiators, hot-water storage or controls before a system is specified.
What to discuss in the scope
- A property assessment and proposed system design within the agreed scope.
- Specified equipment, installation work and handover arrangements.
Before the visit
- Share the EPC, heating details and available property plans.
- Explain possible equipment locations and any planned insulation work.
Worth knowing
Suitability, tailored pricing and installer availability need confirmation. Grants, running costs and energy savings are not promised.
Further reading: GOV.UK explanation of heat pumps in homes ↗. Guidance checked 17 October 2026.
Your questions, answered.
Will I need new radiators?
The design assessment should establish whether existing radiators suit the proposed system.
Can you quote for a flat?
Describe the property, available space and permissions so the enquiry can be assessed.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Ready to discuss your property?
Add the service to your enquiry and include the details we’ll need.