Heat Pump Installations

We connect you with specialist heat pump installers in your area. They'll assess your property, recommend the right system for your heat demand, and install it without disrupting your day-to-day.

What a heat pump delivers

  • Cut heating costs: Run more efficiently than a gas or oil boiler over time.
  • Reduce reliance on fossil fuels: Move away from volatile gas and oil pricing.
  • Access ongoing incentives: Many installations qualify for government heating schemes.
  • Boost sustainability credentials: Strengthen ESG reporting and support net zero commitments.

Why use Energy Saving Scout

One form, not ten sales calls

Search "heat pump installer near me" and you'll get a page of ads and directories that sell your details to anyone who'll pay. You end up fielding calls from installers who've never seen your site.

We do it differently. Tell Jim about your project once: location, property size, what you're trying to achieve. We match you with installers who actually cover your area and handle projects your size. No mass data-selling, no 20-call bombardment.

How it works

  • Answer a few quick questions, about your project, location, and what you're trying to achieve. Takes about a minute.
  • We match you against our partner network, specialists who work on projects like yours, not a generic call centre.
  • A specialist gets in touch, usually within 1-2 working days, to talk through your project and put together a proposal.

You're not committing to anything by asking. If it's not the right fit, you don't have to move forward.

Heat pumps for homes, farms, and businesses

Whether the driver is cutting fuel costs, meeting sustainability targets, or replacing an ageing boiler, the installers in our network handle projects of every size.

  • Homes and new builds: replace an oil or gas boiler, or fit as standard in a new build.
  • Farms and agricultural buildings: heat farmhouses and outbuildings efficiently across a rural site.
  • Hotels and leisure facilities: meet high, steady heat demand while cutting reliance on gas or oil.
  • Schools and public buildings: lower running costs and support sustainability commitments.

Homes and new builds

Heat pumps are increasingly the standard choice for new build heating and a practical replacement for an ageing oil or gas boiler. A specialist can confirm whether your home is a good fit and what output you'll need.
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Farms and agricultural buildings

Farmhouses and outbuildings often sit off the mains gas grid, making heat pumps a practical alternative to oil heating. Installers can design around multiple buildings on the same site.
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Hotels and leisure facilities

Hotels, spas, and leisure sites carry constant heat and hot water demand throughout the year. Heat pumps handle that load efficiently while cutting reliance on gas or oil.
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Schools and public buildings

Schools, community halls, and public sector buildings can lower running costs and meet environmental targets by switching to a heat pump, especially where existing heating systems are due for renewal.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a heat pump cost?

It depends on the type of heat pump, system size, and whether your existing radiators or pipework need upgrading. That's why we match you with an installer who'll assess your property rather than give you a generic price.

Air source heat pumps draw heat from outside air and are cheaper to install. Ground source systems draw heat from the ground, cost more upfront, but can be more efficient. Your installer will recommend the right option for your property.

This depends on your current heating costs, fuel prices, and any available incentives. Your matched installer can give you a realistic estimate based on your actual usage.

Some installers offer funded models, and government heating schemes may also apply depending on your property and location. Flag this in the quiz and we'll factor it into who you're matched with.

Sometimes. Heat pumps run at lower flow temperatures than a gas boiler, so some properties need larger radiators or underfloor heating for best performance. Your installer will confirm this during the assessment.

Ready to find your heat pump specialist?

Answer a few quick questions and we'll match you with a specialist who covers your area and handles projects your size.

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