Heat your home from free air

Save up to £500/year with a heat pump and low-cost energy tariff vs a gas boiler

Reduce your carbon footprint
Futureproof and increase to your home’s value
Government grant of £7,500 available
Not just heating, it also provides your hot water

Stay cosy whilst saving money. Switch to a heat pump.

Heat pumps are an energy-efficient way to heat your home while reducing your overall energy costs. Save an average of £500 in annual heating costs compared to gas with a heat pump energy tariff. Say goodbye to carbon-intensive fossil fuel dependence and hello to year-round comfort with a brand new heat pump.

All the models we offer are quiet and reliable, making them the choice for cost-effective, low-carbon heating.

And thanks to the government's Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), you could get £7,500 off the upfront cost — making your switch to cleaner heating even more affordable.

Getting an estimate is as easy as 1-2-3

1. Consultation call

Answer some quick and easy questions about your property using our simple estimating tool

2. Property analysis

We'll run a speedy check to see which heat pumps are best suited for you and your property

3. Estimate

We'll provide you with suitable options for your home, alongside prices for each, including installation

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How does a heat pump work?

Air source heat pumps use electricity to extract heat from the air outside, and then amplify and transfer it inside to provide heating and hot water for your home. Heat pumps are generally around 350% efficient - meaning they can provide three times more heat energy than they use.

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Is a heat pump really more efficient than a new gas boiler?

Powered by electricity, heat pumps are 3.5 x more efficient than a new gas boiler, and lower your carbon footprint. Modern heat pumps are designed to operate quietly and perform efficiently year-round, making them an ideal choice for UK homes.

£500

Save an average of £500 in annual heating costs compared to gas with a heat pump energy tariff

3.5 x

heat pumps are 3.5 x more efficient than a new gas boiler, and lower your carbon footprint.

Can a heat pump keep your home warm in winter?

Absolutely! Heat pumps are designed to efficiently heat your home, even during the coldest winter months. They work by extracting heat from the outside air and compressing it under high pressure to generate warmth.

The beauty of heat pump technology is that it doesn’t rely on warm outside air. Even in freezing temperatures, a heat pump can absorb heat from the air and transfer it into your home, keeping you and your family cosy all winter long. With a heat pump, you can enjoy reliable, energy-efficient heating no matter the weather.

-20°C

The temperature at which you’ll still be producing heat

Are heat pumps noisy?

Heat pumps do produce some noise as part of their operation, but modern systems are designed to be as quiet as possible. At EPC Improvements, all our heat pump installations are MCS Certified, ensuring they meet strict quality and noise standards.

Our installations are guaranteed to have a noise level of 45 decibels or less at a distance of 1 metre—that’s quieter than a typical fridge and only slightly louder than rustling leaves. With our expert installation and advanced heat pump models, you can enjoy efficient, low-noise heating for your home.

45db

The approximate noise level at a 1-meter distance from the pump

10db

The approximate noise level for your neighbours at a 4-meter distance

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The combination of Solar panels and a heat pump are a match made in heaven

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Stay Cosy, Protect the Planet

Up to 3.5 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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£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

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

Get £7,500 toward your heat pump Installation with EPC

Switching to a heat pump has never been more rewarding. Thanks to the UK Government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), you can receive an upfront grant of £7,500 to cover the cost of installing a heat pump.

At EPC Improvements, we’ll help you take advantage of this scheme, making your transition to energy-efficient, eco-friendly heating even more affordable. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to save money and reduce your carbon footprint!

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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 Pumps

400%up to % efficient
0.080kgCarbon Emissions (kgCO2/KWh)

Enhance your home with our range of energy saving solutions

At EPC Improvements, we provide energy-saving products to reduce your carbon footprint and boost efficiency. Explore solutions designed to make your home more sustainable and cost-effective.

Heat Pumps

Solar Panels

Battery Storage

EV Charging Points

Mechanical Ventilation (MVHR)

Underfloor Heating

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Is a heat pump right for your home?

Heat pumps are a versatile heating solution suitable for most homes. The ideal type of pump for your property depends on factors such as the size of your home and its level of insulation.

To ensure the perfect fit, we conduct a comprehensive survey to assess your specific needs. Once the survey is complete, we’ll provide you with a selection of heat pump options tailored to your home. Our expert team will guide you through the choices, helping you select the most efficient and effective solution for your property.

The Future of Heating: Gas boilers are being phased out

The UK is taking decisive action to reduce carbon emissions and achieve its goal of net-zero by 2050. As part of this commitment, gas boilers are being phased out in favour of sustainable alternatives. From 2025, new build homes will no longer feature gas boilers, instead adopting eco-friendly heating solutions like heat pumps.

Looking ahead, the sale of traditional gas boilers will also be banned by 2035, marking a significant shift toward greener, more efficient technologies. Now is the time to explore renewable heating options that align with the UK’s sustainable vision and future-proof your home. Choose EPC renewables to guide you in making the transition to a cleaner, more energy-efficient heating system.

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A woman with greying hair stood in front of a heat pump installed outside of a home

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

Have questions about heat pumps, solar panels, or our services? Check out our FAQs below for quick answers and helpful insights from the EPC team.

What Are the Main Benefits of Switching to Renewable Energy Solutions?

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.