Switch to a Heat Pump

Upgrade your home with a heat pump— with the £7,500 grant reducing what you pay.

Designed and Installed by one of the UK's leading installers. Say goodbye to gas and oil for good.

Why Upgrade to a Heat Pump?

Reduce your upfront cost with the £7,500 grant.

Receive
£7,500

With the Government's Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), you get £7,500 towards your heat pump & installation. It's never been easier to go green

Stay Cosy, Protect the Planet

Up to 4 x more efficient than gas boilers, heat pumps keep you cosy & warm in outside temperatures up to -20°c & reduce your carbon footprint

Quote in 60 Seconds

We'll need a little bit of information about your home, then we'll provide you with suitable options with prices for each including installation

Flexible
Financing

Upgrade to green living with ease using our monthly instalment plans. Simple, transparent, and tailored for you and your home

How Upgrading to a Heat Pump Works

Speak to one of our friendly team

We disucss your properties characteristics and your requirements.

Get your personalised quote

We assess your home and recommend the right system, with a clear breakdown of costs, your deposit, and the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant.

Install your new heat pump

Once approved, we’ll arrange installation and get your system up and running — all handled by our experienced team.

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Is a Heat Pump Right for Your Home?

With the right design and installation, a heat pump can work in almost any home — but getting it right is essential.

What makes a heat pump work well

Proper system design tailored to your home
Correct sizing and setup
Good insulation (or upgrades where needed)
Suitable radiators or heating distribution

What may need to be addressed

Homes with poor insulation, older or undersized radiators, or higher heat loss may require some upgrades to get the best performance from a heat pump. We’ll assess your home properly and design the system to suit it, and if any improvements are needed, we’ll explain everything clearly before you proceed.

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You're in Safe Hands

Choosing EPC means you are beginning your renewable energy journey with a highly reputable business with years of experience within design, installation and servicing. We're Accredited and Certified by leading organisations in the industry meaning you can have the peace of mind that your installation is of the highest standards and comply with all Government regulations.

How Air Source Heat Pumps Work

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

Got a question about Heat Pumps for the EPC team? Take a look at some of our FAQ's below.

Benefits of Switching to Renewable Energy

Switching to renewable energy solutions like heat pumps and solar panels offers several significant benefits. These include drastically reduced energy bills, a smaller carbon footprint, enhanced property value, and greater energy independence. By opting for sustainable systems, you’ll not only lower your reliance on fossil fuels but also contribute to a cleaner, greener future for your home and the planet.

Do Air Source Heat Pumps Make a Lot of Noise?

Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs) are engineered for quiet operation, making them ideal for residential use. While they generate some noise from their components, all heat pumps installed by EPC Improvements are MCS Certified, ensuring a maximum noise level of 45 decibels at 1 metre—quieter than a typical fridge and comparable to the sound of rustling leaves. With our expert installations, you can enjoy efficient heating without unnecessary noise.

Will My Heat Pump Work in Colder Temperatures During Winter?

Yes! Heat pumps are designed to perform efficiently even in freezing temperatures. They can extract heat from the air when it’s as cold as -10°C, providing consistent warmth and hot water throughout the coldest winter months. With an EPC-installed heat pump, you can trust your home will remain cosy no matter the weather.

Do Heat Pumps Work with Existing Radiators, Solar Panels, and Underfloor Heating?

Heat pumps are versatile and can integrate seamlessly with existing radiators and underfloor heating systems. Underfloor heating is particularly effective because it covers a larger area, allowing it to provide comfortable warmth at lower temperatures. Additionally, pairing your heat pump with solar photovoltaic (PV) panels can further reduce energy costs and minimise your carbon footprint, offering a comprehensive renewable energy solution for your home.

Where Does the Heat Pump Get Installed?

Your heat pump will be installed outside your property, typically at the side or rear to maintain your home’s aesthetic appeal. It will be placed on a sturdy, level surface such as a concrete base to ensure stability and optimal performance. For efficiency and regulatory compliance, the heat pump must also have sufficient airflow and be located at least 1 metre away from any property boundary.

Do I Need Planning Permission for a Heat Pump?

In most cases, installing an Air Source Heat Pump does not require planning permission, as it is considered permitted development under UK regulations. However, if your property is in a protected area or includes a wind turbine, additional permissions may be needed. To ensure compliance, always check with your local authority or consult the EPC Improvements team for guidance.