Smart heating and cooling designed for your home, with up to £7,500 towards an air source heat pump through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
The basics
A heat pump heats your home and hot water by moving heat from the outside air rather than burning fuel, making it a low‑carbon and cost-effective choice for UK homes.
Even on a cold day the air outside holds heat. The heat pump collects it.
It raises that heat to a useful temperature, using far less energy than making heat from scratch.
The heat goes into a water circuit for your radiators, underfloor heating and hot water.
It takes heat from the outside air and moves it indoors to warm your home.
The process can run in reverse, taking heat out of the house like an air conditioner.
Because it transfers heat rather than generating it, a heat pump uses less energy than a conventional system.
Benefits
A+++ at both 35 °C and 55 °C flow: more heat for every unit of electricity, lower energy bills and lower carbon emissions.
A 10‑year product warranty, giving you confidence in the quality and durability of your investment.
Inverter compressors and a patented fan design keep things peaceful outside, with a silent mode for added comfort.
A UK‑based support team, so if you ever have an issue with your unit, help is at hand.
“Great service from a very professional and friendly company.”
Boiler Upgrade Scheme
Government support for homeowners in England and Wales switching to low‑carbon heating. One grant per property; not available for hybrid systems.
Extra savings: zero VAT may apply on eligible energy-saving installations, reducing the upfront cost further.
An MCS‑certified installer surveys your home and gives you a quote.
Your installer applies for the grant voucher on your behalf.
On approval the grant is deducted from your invoice and you pay the balance.
The system is installed and commissioned within 120 days.
Long-term value
Book a quick survey with an MCS‑certified installer, then apply for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme worth up to £7,500.