GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMPS
A ground source heat pump is an energy efficient heating system that uses the natural warmth stored in the ground to heat your home and provide hot water. Pipes buried underground absorb this renewable heat, which is then transferred to your home by the heat pump.
Because the temperature below ground remains fairly constant throughout the year, ground source heat pumps provide reliable, efficient heating in all seasons.
They are a low carbon alternative to traditional boilers and can help reduce both your home's environmental impact and energy bills over time.
Ground source heat pumps work best in well-insulated homes and are ideal for use with underfloor heating, larger radiators or a combination of both. With professional design and installation they offer a quiet, dependable heating solution that can keep your home comfortable for many years.
BOILER UPGRADE SCHEME (BUS)
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is a Government grant that helps reduce the cost of installing a heat pump in your home.
Most homeowners can receive £7,500 towards an air source or ground source heat pump, eligible off-gas-grid homes replacing oil of LPG heating may qualify for £9,000.
If you're eligible, the grant is applied for by your installer.
It's a simple way to make switching to energy-efficient, renewable heating more affordable.
If you’re a business or own non-domestic property, you may also be eligible for financial support through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
