What is an Air Source Heat Pump?
An air source heat pump (ASHP) extracts heat from the outside air — even in temperatures as low as -20°C — and uses it to heat your home and hot water. It works like a refrigerator in reverse, making it one of the most efficient heating technologies available.
For every unit of electricity used, a well-designed ASHP can produce 3–4 units of heat, meaning you could significantly reduce your energy bills and carbon footprint compared to a traditional gas or oil boiler.
Why choose an Air Source Heat Pump?
Lower running costs
ASHPs are highly efficient — typically producing 3–4 units of heat for every 1 unit of electricity consumed.
Reduce your carbon footprint
Powered by electricity rather than fossil fuels, an ASHP dramatically cuts your home's CO₂ emissions.
Government funding available
Eligible households can access up to £9,000 through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme to offset installation costs.
Low maintenance
ASHPs have fewer moving parts than boilers and typically require only an annual service to keep them running efficiently.
Heating & hot water
A single system provides both space heating and domestic hot water, replacing your existing boiler entirely.
Works in cold climates
Modern ASHPs operate efficiently even in Scottish winters, extracting heat from air as cold as -20°C.
Our installation process
Free home survey
One of our qualified heating engineers visits your home to assess suitability, measure heat loss, and design the right system for your property.
Funding application
Our in-house funding team handles your funding application, maximising the grant you're entitled to.
Professional installation
Our MCS-certified engineers install your ASHP to the highest standards, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency.
Commissioning & handover
We commission the system, walk you through its operation, and provide full documentation and warranty information.