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Our Air Source Heat Pump Services

Whether you’re replacing an ageing heating system, reducing your energy consumption or planning a renewable heating installation for a new property, an air source heat pump could be the right solution.

Our services include:

Air Source Heat Pumps for Your Home

If you’re looking to replace an older boiler, reduce your home’s carbon emissions or improve energy efficiency, an air source heat pump could provide reliable heating and hot water all year round.

Many homeowners are choosing renewable heating because it offers a more sustainable alternative to traditional oil, LPG and some electric heating systems.

Every home is different, which is why we take the time to assess your property’s heating requirements before recommending a solution. Our advice is based on what will work best for your home, not simply the latest technology.

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Air Source Heat Pumps for Commercial Buildings

Commercial buildings often have more complex heating requirements.

Schools, offices, care homes, public buildings, sports facilities and commercial premises all require reliable heating systems that perform efficiently throughout the year.

We support commercial clients with:
Our engineers regularly work in occupied buildings, carefully planning installations to minimise disruption while maintaining safe and professional working practices.

Why Choose an Air Source Heat Pump?

Air source heat pumps are becoming an increasingly popular heating solution because they provide an efficient alternative to traditional fossil fuel systems.

Benefits include:

Lower carbon emissions
Reduced energy consumption
Heating and hot water from a single system
Reliable heating throughout the year
Suitable for many new build and existing properties
Compatible with underfloor heating and radiators
Lower long-term running costs when correctly designed
Government grants or incentives may be available depending on eligibility

Is an Air Source Heat Pump Right for Your Property?

In many cases, yes. Air source heat pumps perform particularly well in modern, well-insulated buildings, but they can also work successfully in many existing homes and commercial properties with the right system design.
During your survey we’ll assess:

Some properties may benefit from larger radiators or other heating improvements to achieve the best performance.

Our goal is to recommend a system that is properly designed for your property and how you use it.

Questions We Ask Before Recommending an Air Source Heat Pump

Every property is different, which is why we never recommend an air source heat pump without first understanding how your building is heated and what you’re trying to achieve.

During your survey, we’ll talk through a few key questions to make sure the system is right for you.

Is your property well insulated?

Air source heat pumps work most efficiently in buildings that retain heat well.

If your property has poor insulation, improving that first may increase comfort while helping any new heating system operate more efficiently.

Whether you’re replacing a gas boiler, oil boiler, LPG system or electric heating, your existing setup helps determine the most suitable solution.

We’ll assess what is already in place before making recommendations.

Heat pumps operate differently from traditional boilers.

Many existing radiators work perfectly well, while others may benefit from upgrading to larger radiators or underfloor heating to maximise efficiency.

We’ll explain exactly what is recommended and why.

Every property has different demands.

A family home uses hot water differently from a care home, office or commercial premises.

Understanding your requirements allows us to size both the heat pump and hot water cylinder correctly.

Air source heat pumps require an outdoor unit with adequate airflow.

During the survey we’ll identify the most suitable location while considering access, noise levels, pipework routes and the overall appearance of the installation.

This is often the most important question.

Some customers want lower energy bills.

Others are replacing an unreliable heating system, reducing carbon emissions or future-proofing their property.

Understanding your priorities helps us recommend the most appropriate solution rather than simply recommending a heat pump because it is a popular technology.

Sometimes an air source heat pump is the best option.

Sometimes another heating solution may be more suitable.

Our advice is always based on what works best for your property.

Our Installation Process

Installing an air source heat pump starts long before the equipment arrives.

Our process is designed to make your project straightforward from start to finish.

1

Initial consultation

Tell us about your property and what you’re hoping to achieve.

2

Site survey

We’ll assess your existing heating system, insulation, heat loss and heating requirements.

3

System design

We recommend a system based on your property’s heating demand rather than simply selecting equipment by size alone.

4

Clear quotation

You’ll receive an itemised quotation outlining the proposed works, equipment and timescales.

5

Professional installation

Our experienced engineers install and commission the system while keeping disruption to a minimum wherever possible.

6

Testing and handover

Before completion we fully test the installation, demonstrate how the system works and answer any questions you may have.

7

Ongoing support

We’re here to support you with servicing, maintenance and future advice long after installation is complete.

Air Source Heat Pump Servicing & Maintenance

Regular servicing helps keep your heat pump operating safely, efficiently and reliably.

It also helps identify developing issues before they become expensive repairs.

Our servicing includes:

Why Proper System Design Matters

Most problems people experience with air source heat pumps are not caused by the equipment itself.

They are caused by poor system design.

A heat pump should be selected based on your property’s heat loss, hot water demand and heating system, not simply because it looks suitable on paper.

Taking the time to assess insulation, radiator sizing, flow temperatures and overall system performance helps ensure your heat pump operates efficiently for years to come.

At Ignite, we take the time to understand your property before recommending a solution, helping you invest in a heating system that is designed to perform rather than simply installed to specification.

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Air Source Heat Pump Servicing & Maintenance

Choosing the right installer is just as important as choosing the right heat pump

When you work with Ignite, you benefit from:
We believe successful installations start with good planning and continue with dependable support long after commissioning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are air source heat pumps suitable for older properties?

Yes, many older properties can benefit from an air source heat pump. Some may require improvements such as better insulation or radiator upgrades, which we’ll identify during your survey.

Yes. Modern air source heat pumps are designed to operate efficiently in cold weather and provide reliable heating throughout the year.
In many cases, yes. Air source heat pumps can replace oil, LPG and some electric heating systems. We’ll assess your current system before making recommendations.
We recommend annual servicing to maintain efficiency, reliability and any applicable manufacturer warranties.
Yes. We regularly service, maintain and repair systems installed by other contractors.
Every installation is different depending on the property and system design. Following your survey, we’ll provide a realistic programme and explain each stage of the installation process.

Ready to Discuss an Air Source Heat Pump?

Send us your project details and we’ll arrange a site survey or provide a clear, itemised quotation to help you choose the right solution for your property.
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