Compact
Units can be fitted in a small inside space, outside space for the outdoor unit will also be required.
Energy Efficient Heating
Air Source Heat Pumps Norwich
Heat pumps can reduce your energy costs and cut down your carbon emissions. On average homeowners can save up to £ 400 a year compared with running a gas boiler
Low Maintenance
As the units are easily accesible and above ground they are cheaper to maintain and repair.
Easy Install
Air source heat pumps do not require any ground works, meaning installation is much easier and cheaper
Economic
Compared to other heating methods, air source heat pumps are a very cost effective and green method of heating..
What is Air Source Heating
Air source heat pumps are a modern, energy-efficient way to heat your home by extracting warmth from the outside air. Powered by electricity, they provide a low-carbon alternative to traditional gas or oil systems.
They can also operate in reverse, removing heat from inside your property during warmer months to help keep it cool.
These systems help lower carbon emissions and can reduce energy costs. They work well in smaller homes and are compatible with underfloor heating, most radiators, towel rails, and convector heaters.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme
Save More money with a Government Grant
Grant support depends on the property, proposed heating system and current scheme rules. For properties in Norwich, check the Boiler Upgrade Scheme guidance for England and Wales.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme may help eligible property owners with installation costs. Funding requires an eligible system and an MCS-certified installer who applies on your behalf. Check the current government guidance and confirm installer certification and eligibility before accepting a grant-funded quotation.
Check current grants, eligibility and MCS requirements on GOV.UK
Discussing a heat pump for your Norwich home
A useful first conversation starts with the heating you have now, how you use hot water and what you want to improve. Tell us whether your property uses a gas or oil boiler, whether there is a hot water cylinder and where an outdoor unit could be considered. These details help frame the discussion; they do not replace a proper design assessment.
When comparing quotations, ask what is included in the proposed system and whether changes to radiators, hot water storage or controls are needed. Running costs depend on the building, system design, electricity tariff and how the heating is used. We do not promise a fixed saving for every household. For grant-funded work, verify the installer’s MCS certification and the current eligibility rules before committing.
Frequently asked questions
Will a heat pump work with my existing radiators?
That needs an assessment of the property and proposed system. Tell us about your radiators and current heating so the need for changes can be discussed before a quotation is agreed.
Is a government grant guaranteed?
No. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme has property, system and installer requirements. An MCS-certified installer applies on the property owner's behalf. Check the linked GOV.UK guidance and confirm eligibility and certification before agreeing a grant-funded installation.
What should I compare in installation quotations?
Compare the equipment, design assumptions, any radiator or cylinder changes, electrical work, controls, commissioning, guarantees and exclusions. Ask for the grant contribution to be identified separately where applicable.
Read about Heatcare Norwich and our customer feedback, compare our published prices, or contact us to discuss your job.
