Empowering Homes with Renewable Energy:

A 4kw system will, on average, generate around 3,400kwh of electricity per year. When we break that down, we can see that it is enough to provide:

• 4,857 hours of the washing machine
• 97,143 hours of the fridge
• 1,880 hours of boiling the kettle
• 1,417 hours of the oven

The Energy Saving Trust (EST) estimates that a typical three-bedroom home in the UK will use just over 3,000kw per year. So, a 4kw or 5kw system would cover this.

(Renewable Energy Hub 21 April 2023)

An air source heat pump (ASHP) extracts heat from the outside air and uses it to heat your home and hot water, even in cold weather. It is a highly efficient, low-carbon alternative to traditional gas, oil, or LPG boilers.

ASHPs are typically 3–4 times more efficient than traditional heating systems, meaning for every unit of electricity used, they can produce multiple units of heat.

Yes. Modern heat pumps are designed to operate efficiently even in low outdoor temperatures, providing consistent heating and hot water throughout the year.

Eligible homeowners can receive up to £9k through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) towards the cost of installing an air source heat pump, subject to eligibility.

No. Modern systems are designed to be quiet in operation, typically comparable to a fridge or low-level background noise when installed correctly, all our Ashps have Quiet trademark.

In some cases, yes. Because heat pumps operate at lower flow temperatures than boilers, larger radiators or minor system upgrades may be recommended to maximise efficiency.

With regular servicing, an air source heat pump can last around 20-30 years or more, with many components designed for long-term reliability.

Yes. Installations include manufacturer warranties and are carried out through an MCS and NICEIC-compliant umbrella scheme, ensuring access to relevant certifications and government incentives.

We install air source heat pump systems across Suffolk, Essex, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire & Lincolnshire.