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Reduce The Cost Of Your Heat Pump Upgrade With A £7,500 Government Grant.

The Government Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) is providing grants of up to £7,500 for brand new heat pump installations.

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How much does a heat pump cost?

Heat pumps are a great alternative to traditional fossil fuel heating like gas boilers and are a cost-effective way to heat the home and provide hot water. The installation provides many advantages…

  • Reduced energy bills – low running costs, requiring a small amount of electricity to run
  • High energy efficiency – usually 300%+ depending on type of heat pump 
  • Reduced carbon footprint – heat pumps produce no emissions
  • Renewable energy –  heat is extracted from natural energy sources, air, ground or water 
  • Convenient heat distribution – via underfloor heating and radiators
  • Quiet operation –  comparable in noise level to a refrigerator so causes 
  • Smart controllable – can be integrated into a smart climate-controlled home
  • Minimal maintenance – aside from visual checks to keep clear of debris, require little maintenance 

How Do Heat Pumps Work?

Heat pumps draw heat from a natural source such as the surrounding air, ground or water. A heat pump system comprises three main cycles:

  • Collects environmental heat.
  • Increases the heat’s temperature.
  • Releases the heat to provide home heating and hot water.

Heat pumps use a small amount of electricity to extract thermal energy from the air, ground or water.  This thermal energy is sent into a heat exchanger containing a refrigerant that evaporates and turns into a gas as it absorbs the heat. The evaporated refrigerant is compressed to increase its temperature. The heat is then released into a water-based central heating system that distributes heat via radiators and underfloor heating. 

How much does a heat pump cost?

Across Great Britain, government grants make heat pumps affordable. After free funding, your heat pump installation could cost as little as £3,500, with low cost financing starting at only £70 per month.

2 Bedroom Home

£3,500 – £7,250

From £70 Per Month

3 Bedroom Home

£5,500 – £7,500

From £85 Per Month

4 Bedroom Home

£6,900 – £8,900

From £100 Per Month

Install an air source heat pump for as little as £70 per month after the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant. Flexible financing options are available over five or ten years. See the table below.

 5-year plan10-year plan
Cash price£13,000£13,000
Government grant (BUS)-£7,500-£7,500
Deposit (15%)£825£825
Credit amount£4,675£4,675
Interest£1,719.20£3,728.60
Total amount payable (inc deposit)£7,219.20£9,228.60
Number of repayments60120
APR13.90%13.90%
Monthly payment amount£106.60£70.10

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