Heat Pump Installers London
Getting your Heat Pump Installation in London
We all want to save some money and feel like we are doing our bit for the planet. With heat pump technology widely used across Europe ( even in cold countries! ), it is now possible to do both. However, most UK heating systems are not designed to warm our homes with low-temperature heating technology such as Heat pumps.
There’s a lot more to understand compared to replacing an old gas boiler with a new model. To help you understand the process of Heat pump Installation and how Warm & Cool London can help you, we have filed everything you need to know on this one page.
If you are looking for anything particular regarding the heat pump installation process, please use the table of contents to jump to the relevant section.
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Warm & Cool London - Heat Geek Elite Energy Superheroes
Heat Geek is the only recognised accreditation in the heating industry.
As HeatGeek accredited installers, we engage in ongoing peer-to-peer training to ensure we understand the latest technology, methods and design practices.
By choosing a Heat Geek accredited installer, you can rest assured that you are in capable hands. The training we undergo to achieve the accreditation is exceptionally in-depth, so you can have the peace of mind that our knowledge is second to none.
Air Source Heat Pump Cost London
Unfortunately, this is one of the how long is a piece of string questions! For now, all we can say is the heating industry is reporting Heat Pump installation costs to be between £12,000 & £20,000 when elements of the system need upgrading. The great news is that there is still a government grant available for £7500 towards installation costs which could cost similar to a gas boiler.
Get a personalised cost estimate by providing a few details about you and your property. Estimated time: 2 minutes.
Heat Pumps vs Boilers - The Basics
When it comes to heating your home or office, there are two popular heating systems: boilers & heat pumps. Both have the same outcome, they keep you warm, so what’s the difference?
If the system is designed correctly, Heat pumps are the most eco-friendly option; they use electricity to extract heat from the air or ground outside and bring it indoors to heat your space.
Boilers, on the other hand, rely on burning fossil fuels to heat water and circulate it around the building. Although they have been a reliable heating option for decades, they are less environmentally friendly than heat pumps.
So which is the better option? It depends on your specific needs and priorities. If you’re looking for an eco-friendly and versatile heating and cooling solution, a heat pump may be the way to go. But a boiler might be better if you require a reliable and robust heat source for older, less insulated buildings.
No matter which option you choose, Warm and Cool London can guide you on the best system for your space. Our expert staff will help you make the right choice for your heating needs so you experience a warm, comfortable space all year round.
Vaillant AroTherm Heat Pump
Why Warm & Cool London choose Vaillant AroTherm Heat Pumps
Heat pump technology that uses the air outside
The pump harnesses naturally renewable resources, so it can save money on your fuel bills and reduce your carbon footprint
Homeowners can benefit from a range of warranties of up to 7 years parts and labour when installed by a renewable partner
There are four sizes of heat output available, so it’s a good solution for most kinds of property
For more information on the aroTherm Heat Pump, check out the following page. The aroTHERM air-to-water heat pump
The WCL Heat Pump Estimate Tool
Get a personalised cost estimate by providing a few details about you and your property. Estimated time: 2 minutes.
Viessmann Vitocal 150-A Heat Pump
The Viessmann Vitocal 150-A is an air source heat pump built with modernising existing homes in mind. It uses natural R290 refrigerant, which has a very low impact on the climate, and in many homes your current radiators can stay.
The main features include:
- Flow temperatures of up to 70°C, even when it’s -10°C outside.
- High efficiency, with a COP of up to 5.2.
- Works with radiators, underfloor heating or a mix of both.
- A 7-inch colour touchscreen, plus control from your phone with the ViCare app.
- Pairs with a separate hot water cylinder sized to your home.
For more information on the Vitocal 150-A, check out the following page: Viessmann Vitocal 150-A air source heat pump.
Stiebel Eltron HPA-O Plus Heat Pump
The Stiebel Eltron HPA-O Plus is an outdoor air source heat pump, engineered in Germany by a company that has been making heat pumps for over 40 years. It’s exceptionally quiet, so it works well in tighter London gardens and spaces.
Its benefits include:
- Natural R290 refrigerant and an A+++ energy rating for heating.
- Flow temperatures of up to 75°C, so it works with classic radiators or underfloor heating.
- Suits new builds, modernisation projects and older homes.
- Can cool your home in summer through underfloor heating.
- Control from your phone with the MyStiebel app (extra components needed).
For more information on the HPA-O Plus, check out the following page: Stiebel Eltron HPA-O Plus air source heat pump.
The Warm & Cool London Five-Star Journey
At Warm and Cool London, all customers matter – no exceptions.
Our team of experts will assist you, from the initial quote through to the finished job and every step in between.
Get a personalised cost estimate by providing a few details about you and your property. Estimated time: 2 minutes.
Our 24-hour landline ensures you always speak to a human. We’ll book an appointment that suits you and will be booked down to the minute, not just morning or afternoon. We’ll also send reminders about your booking to ensure you remember.
We’ll protect your property with floor and surface protection and offer convenient billing options using your card or bank transfer. Our installation services come at a fixed price, so you can be sure there won’t be any surprises when it’s time to pay.
Once all the hard work is done, you can sit back and feel confident that Warm & Cool London will be there to answer your questions, make any tweaks if required and look after your heat pump and home comfort for years to come.
Upgrading your heating system
Controlling your Heat pump
At Warm and Cool London, we’re always committed to providing our customers with the best possible experience. That’s why we offer preferred controls that make controlling your heat pump easy and provide additional benefits that save you money and improve your quality of life.
Our preferred controls are designed to be user-friendly, so you don’t need to be a tech expert to use them. With simple instructions and intuitive interfaces, you can easily control your heat pump with the touch of a button.
Our controls also offer easy customisation, allowing you to set your desired temperature, ensuring that your home is always at the perfect temperature, no matter the season.
At Warm and Cool London, all of our heating controls help you save as much money as possible on your energy bills while being as eco-friendly as possible.
You can check out our guide to heating controls here.
Protecting your Heat pump
Like all heating systems, heat pumps can sometimes suffer from various issues that can lead to reduced performance. That’s why at Warm and Cool London, we only install the best heat pump protection to ensure your heat pump runs smoothly and efficiently for as long as possible.
Depending on your heating system, different tests are required to ensure your heat pump is functioning at its best. The glycol levels must be checked with a refractometer for a monobloc system. However, for a split system, we must test the refrigeration levels.
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Londoners Frequently Ask These Heat Pump Questions
Heat pumps come in various types, but they all operate using the same four-step process known as the refrigeration cycle.
This process involves transferring heat from the outside environment into a building using four stages: evaporation, compression, condensation, and expansion.
The heat pump absorbs heat from the air or ground outside, compresses it, and then transfers it indoors to heat the space.
There are three main types of heat pumps: air-source, ground-source, and water-source.
Air-source heat pumps extract heat from the air outside and distribute it indoors through ducts or air handlers.
Ground-source heat pumps use pipes buried in the ground to extract heat from the earth and distribute it indoors.
Water-source heat pumps extract heat from a water source such as a lake or well and distribute it indoors.
Air source heat pumps are the most popular type of heat pumps. One of the main reasons for their popularity is their flexibility when it comes to installation location. They are often the easiest and quickest to install, and the outdoor units can be placed on the ground, a structurally stable balcony, or mounted on an exterior wall.
We recommend to employ a qualified and MCS-certified heat pump installer, to assess your property and provide recommendations on any necessary home upgrades to ensure that your new heating system operates at maximum efficiency and performance for your home.
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