Whether you are currently living in a flat, terraced house, semi-detached or detached property, there is a very good chance that an air source heat pump can be installed in your home. Although a certain amount of outdoor space is required, flat owners often find the equipment can be accommodated in exterior communal areas, subject to approval by the block management company or other relevant authority.

Whether it is a good idea to install an air source heat pump in your property will depend on the type of heating system you’re using right now and what your goal is. If, for example, you currently use electric storage heaters and your primary goal is to save money, an air source heat pump could be a great option for you to consider. If you have a gas boiler and want to save money, you’ll probably need to look for another solution. However, if you have a gas boiler and your primary goal is to reduce your household carbon footprint, it’s well worth thinking about having an air source heat pump installed. For a specific recommendation, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.