Heat Pump Source helps homeowners, landlords and businesses across the UK arrange heat pump installation, annual servicing, repairs and maintenance. We support air source, ground source and water source systems, with quotes matched to the property and system requirements.
Request a Free QuoteSurvey-led installation support for homes, landlords and suitable commercial properties.
Installation supportAdvice and quote support where ground loops, boreholes or water source systems may be suitable.
Routine servicing to help maintain performance and protect warranty records.
Servicing supportFault diagnosis for poor heating, hot water problems, pressure issues, noisy units, icing and controls faults.
Repair supportPlanned maintenance and reactive support for businesses, landlords and property portfolios.
Commercial maintenanceSystem checks covering emitters, cylinders, flow temperatures and controls.
A good heat pump project starts with the building, not the product. The right recommendation should consider heat loss, insulation, hot water demand, emitters, controls, outdoor space and the way the property is used.
Support for domestic properties, rental homes, larger houses and retrofit enquiries.
Installation, servicing and maintenance support for businesses, facilities teams and managing agents.
Guidance around MCS-led installation routes, Boiler Upgrade Scheme eligibility and annual servicing records.
The refreshed content is built around what people are actually trying to arrange: a quote, a service visit, fault diagnosis, maintenance records or a practical survey before installation.
Most enquiries fall into a one-off installation quote, annual service visit, repair/fault diagnosis or planned maintenance arrangement. Pricing normally depends on system type, access, property use and whether parts or return visits are needed.
Heat pump costs vary with system size, make/model, travel, access, cylinder or controls checks, fault complexity, commercial requirements and whether the visit is routine or urgent.
Some properties suit a one-off service, while landlords, businesses and multi-site portfolios may benefit from planned maintenance schedules and recorded service history.
Heat pump installation, servicing and repair work should be handled by competent providers using manufacturer requirements, relevant Building Regulations and recognised low-carbon heating guidance.
For many grant-funded installations, the installer normally needs to be certified under the Microgeneration Certification Scheme. MCS certification indicates technical competence and that products meet recognised standards.
MCS-certified installers are expected to be registered with an approved consumer protection scheme such as RECC or HIES, giving customers a clearer complaints and protection route.
Where refrigerant work is required, the provider should have suitable F-Gas/refrigerant competence and follow safe handling requirements for the equipment being serviced or repaired.
Where an unvented hot water cylinder is involved, suitable competence may be required for inspection, safety controls and any work that falls under Building Regulations Part G.
Commercial work may also need RAMS, induction, access planning, insurance checks, maintenance records and coordination with facilities, landlords or managing agents.
Brand names are shown for identification only. Heat Pump Source is not affiliated with or endorsed by these manufacturers.
Tell us the property type, postcode, system details if known, and whether you need installation, servicing, repair or maintenance support.
Send an EnquiryMost heat pumps should be serviced once a year to maintain performance, support warranty records and identify issues early.
A service normally checks the outdoor unit, airflow, filters or strainers, system pressure, controls, flow temperatures, hot water performance, visible leaks, noise, icing and service records.
A standard domestic service often takes around one to two hours. Commercial systems, poor access or fault diagnosis visits can take longer.
Yes. We can help with repair enquiries for common faults including poor heating, hot water issues, icing, noise, controls faults and pressure problems.
Often yes. The engineer will need the system make, model, access details, service history and any current fault symptoms before confirming the right approach.
They can be suitable where the heat loss, insulation, emitters, hot water demand, outdoor unit position and electrical supply are properly assessed before installation.
Eligible installations in England and Wales may be able to use the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, normally through an MCS-certified installer.
Useful details include postcode, property type, current heating system, whether you need installation, servicing or repair, system make and model if installed, photos and preferred timescales.
Yes. We can support businesses, landlords and facilities teams with servicing, planned maintenance, repairs and installation enquiries.
Yes. Landlord and portfolio support can include service records, planned maintenance, repair coordination and installation or replacement quotes across multiple properties.
We are a group of experienced heat pump installers and heating engineers with a passion for renewable energy. Our group of heat pump installers hold a range of different accreditation and certifications.
Our residential and commercial heat pump services, products and solutions are cost effective and we draw on the wealth of experience and knowledge of our installers to meet the specific requirements of our customers.
Our heat pump systems are designed and installed to the highest of standards and delivered and installed on time. We understand what it takes to make the customer happy and we pride ourselves on our customer's satisfaction. We will always be professional, polite, courteous and helpful.