what is an airsource heat pump?
How do they work?
An Airsource Heat Pump works by transferring heat absorbed from the outside air to indoor space to heat radiators and provide hot water.
These systems are far more efficient than a modern gas boiler which makes them an ideal solution for those looking to reduce running costs and carbon emissions.
Approved Heat Pumps may also qualify for Renewable Heat Payments (RHI) which can help fund the majority of the installation.
Do you qualify for RHI?
Subject to qualification (property build and insulation values) providing your Heat Pump and installer is Micro Certification Scheme (MCS) approved you may be eligible to Renewable Heat Incentive Payments (RHI) This is paid to you directly quarterly over a 7 year period.
Qualification and funding level is subject to a full site survey and if required and Energy Performance Survey (EPC) If approved, quite often most of the installation cost is covered by the RHI payments.
However, this is something we discuss with you during your initial visit as not all properties are suitable.
Find out if you qualify here.
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