Lower-carbon home heating
Air Source Heat Pumps in South West London
Find out whether an air source heat pump is right for your property. We assess heat loss, radiators and hot water needs before designing a properly sized system for dependable comfort.
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What’s included
- Whole-property suitability and heat-loss assessment
- System design matched to your heating demand
- Advice on radiators, cylinders and controls
- Level 3 qualified installation expertise
- Commissioning and homeowner handover
How it works
- Discuss your property, insulation and existing system.
- Complete a detailed home survey and heat-loss assessment.
- Review the recommended design and written quote.
- Install, commission and show you how to use the system.
Gas Safe registered. Local to South West London.
Registration 542461. Serving Streatham, Balham, Tooting, Brixton, Clapham, Norbury, Mitcham and surrounding areas.
Get your quoteFrequently asked questions
Is an air source heat pump suitable for every home?
Not automatically. Suitability depends on heat loss, insulation, available outdoor space, radiators or underfloor heating, hot-water demand and the temperatures needed to heat the property comfortably.
Why is a heat-loss survey important?
A room-by-room heat-loss assessment helps size the heat pump and heat emitters correctly. Proper design is essential for comfort, efficiency and reliable operation.
Can a heat pump work with existing radiators?
Sometimes. Existing radiators must be assessed because heat pumps generally operate at lower flow temperatures than traditional boilers. Some radiators may need to be resized.
What is included in a heat pump installation?
The process includes a property assessment, system design, a written proposal, installation, commissioning and a handover explaining the controls and operation.
What does a heat pump suitability survey assess?
The survey considers the property’s heat loss, insulation, available outdoor space, existing radiators or underfloor heating, and hot-water needs. These details help determine whether a heat pump is suitable and how it should be designed.
Can an air source heat pump heat my hot water as well?
A properly designed heat pump system can provide home heating and hot water. The survey checks hot-water demand and the cylinder or other system changes needed for the property.
Can an air source heat pump work in an older South West London home?
It may be possible, but age alone does not determine suitability. A survey needs to assess heat loss, insulation, radiators, hot-water demand and outdoor space before a system can be recommended.
Do I need to replace my radiators for a heat pump?
Not always. Existing radiators are assessed as part of the system design. Some may need to be resized if they cannot provide enough heat at the lower flow temperatures commonly used by heat pumps.