Insulation
Good insulation makes a heat pump more efficient. With modest insulation, hybrid is often a sensible step.
A heat pump draws warmth from the outside air and uses far less gas than a boiler. Your home stays comfortable year-round while you save on your energy bill.
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Hybrid or all-electric: what fits your home?
A hybrid heat pump works with your boiler. All-electric heats without gas. Which route fits depends on insulation, radiators or underfloor heating, and your plans for the coming years.
In an advice call we look at your home and calculate what is realistic, so you do not pick a system that is too large or too small.
A heat pump works best when home and system match. These tips keep you on track
Heat delivery
Underfloor heating or generous radiators help at lower supply temperatures and higher efficiency.
Noise
The outdoor unit makes some noise. Placement and the right model keep that within the standard.
Hybrid or all-electric
Not every home is ready for fully electric. We work out what fits your insulation and use.
Consumer unit
A heat pump needs power. We check whether your connection and consumer unit can handle it before we start.
Subsidy
Many heat pumps qualify for ISDE subsidy. We list what you can claim and what that saves.
Maintenance
A heat pump needs little upkeep, but periodic checks keep efficiency on track. Plan that in.
Smart energy at home
Home batteryThe sun does not only shine when you need power. With a battery you store today's energy for tomorrow morning's coffee. Or you use stored power on cloudy days and in the evening.
Frequently asked questions
Our quote is all-inclusive: purchase and installation. The price depends on your home and your heat demand. Request a tailored price with no obligation.
That depends on your insulation and your heat delivery system. Our specialists assess it and advise a hybrid or all-electric heat pump.
For an all-electric heat pump, good insulation pays off. For a hybrid it matters less. We discuss what makes sense in your situation.
A heat pump uses far less gas. How much you save depends on your home and current usage; we calculate it upfront.
Usually within a few weeks. Our installers fit the heat pump and calmly explain how it works.
How does it work?
Want to read more on this topic? Go deeper in our knowledge base.
- Insulation for a heat pump: what do you need?Is your home insulated well enough for a heat pump? Run the 50-degree heating test, see which insulation pays off first and choose hybrid or all-electric.Read the explanation
- Underfloor heating and heat pumps: ideal match?Why underfloor heating and a heat pump work so well together, when radiators are enough and what fitting it in an existing floor involves.Read the explanation
- Grid congestion: what still fits your homeWhat grid congestion means, what you notice at home, and how to check what still fits your connection. Soft postcode check plus the capacity map.Read the explanation
- Hybrid vs all-electric heat pumpHybrid or all-electric heat pump: how insulation drives the choice, what you save on gas, and how the heating test shows if your home is ready.Read the explanation
- Air-to-air vs air-to-water heat pumpAir-to-air (AC unit) or air-to-water heat pump? The differences in hot water, cooling and subsidy, and when each system fits. Honest advice from practice.Read the explanation
Save even more
Combine a heat pump with solar panels or a home battery and you upgrade the whole home in one coherent plan.
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