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With the correct design & equipment, all domestic hot water requirements would be provided by an air source or ground source heat pump throughout the year. A water cylinder, designed for use with a heat pump, would be required.

In usual circumstances, the installation of a heat pump on domestic premises is considered to be permitted development, & therefore no planning permission is required. If you live in a listed building or a conservation area you should contact your council to check on local requirements. If the heat & water requirements of your property means that you need a 2 heat pump system, you may need to apply for planning permission but we will advise you if this is the case.

Choosing which heat pump type is best for you depends on many factors, including the size of a property, type of building and what it is used for. The process is also a factor, with ground source options proving popular for new build properties where they can be fitted during the building process & air source models being a less intrusive option for existing homes. Budget may well be a factor, as ground source heat pumps are often around 3 times the cost of an air source option.

Yes, & by choosing a smart control option you can get instant control of heating & hot water from anywhere. Not only can this save money, it also ensures that your home is warm & welcoming when required. By setting up different profiles for the weekend, work patterns, month or season, you can have customised control to suit your lifestyle.

A borehole is drilled between 60 to 200m deep. Typically, the diameter of a borehole is around 110 to 150mm, but this depends on the type of machine being used to drill the borehole. It also depends on the diameter of the borehole pipe, which is usually between 32 to 40mm.