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Hatfield Peverel:
Replace Your Oil Boiler &
Save £9,500

Take control of rising oil costs with a fully installed heat pump—designed for guaranteed comfort all year round.

  • Save thousands vs rising oil costs (£2,000–£3,000+ per year)

  • Guaranteed comfort – designed to maintain 20–23°C even in winter

  • Installed in as little as 3 days with no loss of hot water

  • We handle everything, including oil tank removal

  • Ongoing servicing and support for total peace of mind

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Why Upgrade to a Heat Pump?

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

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£7,500

With the Government's Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), you get £9,000 towards your heat pump & installation. It's never been easier to go green

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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

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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

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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 £9,000 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. 

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Still Heating Your Home with Oil? There's a Better Way.

Rising oil prices are making home heating more expensive and unpredictable than ever. Many homeowners across Essex are now switching to air source heat pumps to take back control of their energy costs and future-proof their homes.

At EPC, we specialise in designing and installing heat pump systems that deliver consistent, reliable heating all year round—without the volatility of oil. With the current £9,000 government grant, plus our local Hatfield Peverel group discount, upgrading has never been more affordable.

Air source heat pumps work by extracting heat from the outside air to warm your home and provide hot water efficiently—even in cold weather. The result is a modern, low-maintenance system that offers stable running costs, reduced reliance on fossil fuels, and long-term peace of mind.

Based in Chelmsford and established in 2016, we provide a complete service—from system design through to installation and ongoing support. We also handle oil tank removal, making the switch simple from start to finish.

If you're currently relying on oil, now is the time to explore a smarter, more stable way to heat your home.

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Heat Pumps vs. Traditional Heating: The Smart Choice for Your Home

When compared to traditional heating systems, heat pumps are the clear winner. They can significantly lower your energy bills while reducing your carbon footprint, making them a smart and eco-friendly choice.

But don’t just take our word for it—let’s dive into the stats and see how heat pumps stack up against conventional systems. The savings and environmental benefits speak for themselves!

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Gas Boiler
  • 94%up to % efficient
  • 0.216kgCarbon Emissions (kgCO2/KWh)
Air Source Heat Pump
Air Source Heat Pumps
  • 400%up to % efficient
  • 0.080kgCarbon Emissions (kgCO2/KWh)

Frequently Asked Questions

Thinking about switching from oil to a heat pump? Here are the most common questions we get from homeowners:

Benefits of switching to renewable energy
Switching to renewable energy solutions like heat pumps and solar panels offers a range of long-term benefits for homeowners. These systems can significantly reduce energy bills, lower your carbon footprint, and improve your property’s value and energy efficiency. Modern renewable technologies also provide greater energy independence, helping reduce reliance on traditional fossil fuels and shielding you from rising energy costs. By investing in sustainable energy, you’re creating a more efficient, future-ready home while contributing to a cleaner, greener future.
Do Heat Pumps make a lot of noise?
Modern Air Source Heat Pumps are designed to operate quietly and efficiently, making them well suited for residential properties. While the outdoor unit does produce some sound during operation, today’s systems are significantly quieter than older heating technologies. All heat pumps installed by EPC Improvements are MCS certified and selected to meet strict noise and performance standards. In most cases, the sound level is comparable to everyday background noise, allowing you to enjoy efficient, low-carbon heating without disruption to your home environment.
Will my Heat Pump work in colder temperatures during winter?
Yes — modern Air Source Heat Pumps are built to operate efficiently all year round, including during cold winter temperatures. Even in near-freezing conditions, heat pumps are able to extract heat from the outside air to provide reliable heating and hot water for your home. Today’s systems are specifically designed for the UK climate and continue to perform effectively throughout winter, helping keep your home warm, comfortable, and energy efficient whatever the weather. With a professionally installed system from EPC Improvements, you can enjoy dependable heating with lower carbon emissions and reduced energy usage.
Do Heat Pumps work with existing radiators, Solar Panels, and Underfloor heating?
Heat pumps are designed to work with a wide range of home heating systems, including radiators, underfloor heating, and solar panels. Underfloor heating pairs especially well with heat pumps, as it delivers consistent warmth efficiently at lower temperatures. Heat pumps can also work with existing radiators, although some homes may benefit from larger or upgraded radiators to achieve the best performance. For even greater efficiency, heat pumps can be combined with solar panels to help power your heating system using renewable electricity generated at home. This combination can reduce energy costs, improve overall efficiency, and create a more sustainable heating solution for your property.
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 many cases, installing an Air Source Heat Pump falls under permitted development and does not require planning permission. However, there are some exceptions — particularly for listed buildings, properties in conservation areas, or homes with specific installation restrictions. Requirements can also vary depending on the size, placement, and noise level of the system. For complete peace of mind, the EPC Improvements team can advise you on any permissions or regulations that may apply to your property before installation begins.

Real stories, Real results: Essex Customer case studies.

Our customer case studies highlight real-life journeys with EPC Improvements who are based in Essex, from the initial consultation to installation and beyond. Discover how our heat pumps, solar panels, and other renewable solutions have helped homeowners reduce energy bills, lower carbon emissions, and enjoy greater comfort.

Read these inspiring stories to see how we’re revolutionising UK homes, one project at a time.

  1. Daniel OC Solar Install

    Seamless In-Roof Solar System Installed on a New Build in Chelmsford

    Daniel approached us to retrospectively install solar panels on his new build home. We designed, supplied and installed a 14 Panel solar system to satisfy his eco needs. Using state of the art solar panels, and SolarEdge Inverter and Optimiser technology.

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  2. A three storey, nine bed, 420m2 home in Norwich

    Heat pump Installed on 9 bedroom home in Norwich

    Bernard bites the bullet and upgrades and future-proofs his home by installing a state of the art Stiebel Eltron WPL 25 AS Air Source Heat Pump.

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  3. High end home with renewables

    Luxury New Build in Fryerning, Future-Ready Design

    Luxury home builder Ardan Developments engaged us to integrate renewable energy solutions into a super high-specification new build for their client, including an air source heat pump for heating and hot water, underfloor heating throughout, and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery to ensure a fresh, healthy indoor environment.

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  4. Underfloor heating design

    Underfloor Heating for a renovation in a Chelmsford home

    As part of this Chelmsford renovation, we’re installing a modern underfloor heating system powered by an air source heat pump. The result is even, low-temperature warmth throughout the home, improved energy efficiency, and reduced running costs. Discreet, comfortable, and designed for long-term performance, this system is a smart upgrade for modern living.

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  5. Overlay underfloor heating on renovation

    Underfloor Heating for a Basildon Renovation & Extension

    Underfloor heating installed throughout a renovation and extension project in Basildon using a low-profile overlay board system. Designed to work within existing floor heights, the system delivers efficient, even heat across old and new spaces without major structural disruption.

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  6. Underfloor heating overlay system

    Underfloor Heating for a Large Oxford Self-Build

    A fully bespoke underfloor heating system designed and installed for a large new-build home in Oxford. Engineered across concrete and overlay floor constructions, the low-temperature system delivers consistent comfort, high efficiency, and seamless performance throughout the property.

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