Ground source heat pump

Ground Source Heat Pumps for the Southwest

Interested in learning how you can use ground source heat pumps to renewably heat your home? Get in touch with our Southwest team now and check your eligibility for installation.

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Ground Source Heat Pumps

Ground Source Heat Pumps (otherwise known as ground-to-water heat pumps) work by transferring heat from the ground to your radiators and heating. They are an environmentally friendly investment compared to more traditional heating methods such as gas or oil boiler.

The initial investment in a Ground Source Heat Pump can be costly, but the longer term savings can be great. These are often subject to eligible Government Funding Incentive schemes such as Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) Scheme.

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Installation of Ground Source Heat Pump

We support with the two types of Ground Source Heat Pumps: Open loop and Closed loop

How do Ground Source Heat Pumps work?

Quite simply, these heat pumps work by pulling heat from under the ground into your home to heat the radiators. Pumps will pull heat from pipes buried outside your home.

Water and antifreeze is added into the pipes and this is warned underground, the liquid will then go through a heat exchanger which is then boiled into gas.

Gas will then move into a compressor, where is then increases in temperature. Gas moves through a condenser, and is then distributed to your home’s central heating system.

What are the benefits of a Ground Source Heat Pump?

  1. They are an energy-efficient water heating system
  2. Low on-going maintenance
  3. Lower running costs
  4. Positive environmental impact
  5. Has a lifespan of circa 25 years
  6. Often quieter than boilers
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Eligibility

Speak to our team today to assess your eligibility for Government funding for the Domestic RHI Scheme.

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Customer FAQs

Ground Source Heat Pumps are an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional heating in your home. Ground Source Heat Pumps use naturally generated heat from the ground to heat the home using a system of water and gas elements.

Homes with at least 700Sq. Metres of outdoor space can have a Ground Source Heat Pump fitted. Ground Source Heat Pumps are installed into the garden of a property so considerable outdoor space and permission for relatively heavy groundworks are required.  Please get in touch to find out more. 

The cost of Ground Source Heat Pumps varies depending on the type of pump you choose. Prices typically start from around £13,000, including installation, but can vary based on the supplier and installer. You may also be eligible for government grants to help subsidize these costs.

Ground Source Heat Pumps do require an initial investment, and depending on lifestyle and usage, you might see a return on investment compared to direct electricity and gas heating. Ground Source Heat Pumps can also be fully automated, saving on costs for maintenance.

No. Ground Source Heat Pumps are most commonly included within permitted development, which means they do not require planning permission. If you are in a listed building or conservation area, it is best to check with your local authorities to ensure it is safe to install. 

Should you have any issues at all with your new boiler, we provide a full aftercare service which includes chargeable annual servicing and our new Care Plans to give you complete peace of mind.

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