Ground source heat pump
- Recurring
The short answer
Survey and install
- Price from
- £15,000.00
- Time on site
- Varies (Survey: 1-2 hrs, Install: days-weeks)
What you get
You receive expert advice, a detailed survey, and a professional installation of a ground source heat pump system, providing efficient renewable heating.
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When do you need a Ground source heat pump?
Consider a ground source heat pump if you are building a new home, undertaking a major renovation, or looking to replace an old, inefficient heating system with a sustainable alternative. They are suitable for properties with sufficient garden space for the ground loop installation.
What happens on the day
For a survey, a specialist will assess your property, garden, and heating needs. For installation, the process involves groundworks for the collector loops, installation of the heat pump unit indoors, and connection to your heating system. This is a multi-day process managed by a team.
How to prepare
- Have your property's plans or drawings available for the survey.
- Clear access to your garden and proposed internal plant room.
- Understand your current energy consumption and heating needs.
- Consider any local planning permissions required for groundworks.
- Ensure internal spaces are clear for equipment access and installation.
How to improve your result
- Ensure your home is well-insulated to maximise the efficiency of your heat pump.
- Combine your ground source heat pump with underfloor heating for optimal performance.
- Regularly service your heat pump to ensure it operates at peak efficiency.
- Consider applying for government grants or incentives for renewable heating installations.
Why it is useful day to day
A ground source heat pump provides consistent, low-carbon heating, reducing energy bills and your environmental footprint.
Why we ask these questions
Questions about your property's size, insulation, and garden space help the specialist determine the most suitable type and size of heat pump system. Knowing your current heating costs can also help illustrate potential savings.
Frequently asked questions
Often needed alongside
New windows
uPVC, aluminium, timber, sash
New external doors
Front, patio, bifold, French
Conservatory & orangery
New build or roof replacement
Loft & roof insulation
Loft, room-in-roof, rafters
Wall insulation
Cavity, internal or external
Floor insulation
Suspended and solid floors
Flat roof insulation
Warm deck upgrade
Faulty insulation removal
Spray foam or failed cavity fill