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Pumps
What are the basic workings
of a heat pump?
A heat pump is a relatively new technology in the UK although they are widely used in Scandinavia and many parts of Europe where there is an abundance of renewably sourced electricity.
A heat pump takes energy from outside and transfers it into heat to be circulated around a heating and hot water system. A heat pump uses electricity to run the components of a heat pump, principally a fan, compressor and circulating pumps to transfer the energy from the heat source into the heat sink or heating system.
Are you ready for the future of heating? Contact us today to arrange a free quote.
The Scottish Government funds the Home Energy Scotland Grant and Loan funding scheme.
Homeowners can access the following funding:
- Up to £15,000 to install a heat pump (up to £7,500 as a grant plus up to £7,500 as an optional loan, or £9,000 grant plus £7,500 optional loan if the household qualifies for the rural uplift)
- Grants up to 75% of the combined cost of improvements to improve home energy efficiency (up to £7,500 as a grant, or £9,000 if the household qualifies for the rural uplift)
Can I still have a gas boiler?
Yes you can still have a gas boiler and you can still replace your
current boiler. Find out what the latest announcements on the
decarbonisation of heat within your home mean for you.
Accreditations
To ensure our customers receive a high standard of workmanship and professionalism, our company is accredited and monitored by several trade and industry bodies.
