Air source heat pump installation
Future-proof your home heating with an air source heat pump installation. You don’t have to go to the ends of the earth to find an expert in installing heat pumps; we’re just around the corner.
We’re accredited Worcester Bosch heat pump installers covering Kent, East Sussex, and the surrounding areas.
How do heat pumps work?
Air source heat pumps use a fan to draw in air from outside. The transfer of thermal energy is used to heat the water that supplies your radiators, hot water taps, and shower.
Though a heat pump uses a small amount of electricity to power itself, it is much more efficient than a gas boiler at doing the same job.
Britain is a match made in heaven for low-carbon heat pumps – they’re already widely used in Europe and Nordic countries where temperatures can reach -20℃.
How much will a heat pump save you?
Kilowatt for kilowatt, an air source heat pump is more efficient than a gas boiler. Every unit of electricity that goes into powering a heat pump produces three to four units of heat. That’s a 300 to 400% return.
With an air source heat pump installation, you can reduce your energy consumption by up to 72%, shaving £££s off your heating bill. Ask our heating engineers if your property is suitable to reap the financial gains of a heat pump.
Is my home suitable for a heat pump?
Insulation is key to making the most of a low-carbon heating alternative like an air source heat pump. Without insulation, your heat pump will have to work extra hard to replace the lost heat.
Domestic air source heat pump installation works best in homes with the correct insulation and enough room for a hot water cylinder. If you have a condensing boiler and want to switch to a heat pump, consider where you’ll store the cylinder.
Find out if your home is suitable for a heat pump
Worcester Bosch air source heat pumps
Compact, clean, and quiet – the Worcester Bosch air source heat pump is designed to fit into your space seamlessly.
The Compress 5800i AW is built specifically for UK homes (and UK weather!). It has a higher flow temperature to provide comfortable heat all year round without compromising on fuel economy.
You’re in safe hands with the team at Arton. We’re accredited installers of Worcester Bosch products. From choosing the right unit to installation, servicing, and repairs, we’re with you every step of the way.
Your local air source heating installers
We’re passionate about providing quality workmanship and outstanding customer service. Our engineers live and work in Kent and East Sussex, and doing a first-rate job is their top priority.
We have a long history of delivering exceptional heating services in your area, but don’t just take our word for it – we’ve got hundreds of five-star reviews on TrustPilot, Google, and Check-a-Trade.
If your town isn’t listed, ask our friendly team if we cover your area.
- Borough Green
- Chatham
- Gillingham
- Harrietsham
- Isle of Sheppy
- Kingshill
- Lenham
- Paddock Wood
- Rochester
- Sittingbourne
- Staplehurst
- Tunbridge Wells
- Vigo
- West Malling
Your FAQs on heat pumps
Find the answers to your frequently asked questions on air source heat pump installation.
Do you need planning permission for a heat pump?
In most cases, you don’t need planning permission for a domestic air source heat pump installation. If you live in a listed building or a conservation area, check with your local council first.
How much is a heat pump?
Air source heat pumps start from £8,000. The exact amount depends on the type of heating system you’re replacing and any further modifications you need, such as insulation or a hot water cylinder.
How well do heat pumps perform in extreme conditions?
Heat pumps perform exceptionally well in extreme temperatures. They’re widely used in Nordic countries where temperatures can reach – 20℃ in winter.
What is the expected life span of a heat pump?
You can expect your air source heat pump to last between 15 and 20 years (or longer with the right care). Regular servicing is crucial for maintaining the warranty on your new Worcester Bosch air source heat pump.
Are heat pumps considered a green a sustainable technology?
Heat pumps are a low-carbon alternative to gas central heating and other systems powered by fossil fuels. Air source heat pumps don’t burn fossil fuels or emit any toxic gases directly.
If you have solar panels installed, you can power your heat pump using solar energy for a fully sustainable heating system.
How disruptive is the installation process?
Air source heat pumps are straightforward to install. The system comprises a unit outside and a hot water cylinder inside. A straightforward installation typically takes two to three days. This can vary if additional work is required – your engineer will go through this with you before you decide whether to go ahead.