Get reliable heat pump installation in York.
We’re proud to be a trusted name when it comes to fitting air source heat pumps in York. We’re here to make it easier to switch with expert advice and professional installation. Find out how you could benefit today.
Get an air source heat pump installed in York.
At E.ON Next, we’re proud to be a trusted name, especially when it comes to fitting heat pumps. As York warms up to more sustainable heating options, there’s a growing interest in air source heat pumps, and for good reason. Installing a system could help cut heating bills and lower carbon emissions. They also work surprisingly well in unpredictable weather – sound familiar?
For York homeowners like yourself, we know it’s not just about going green, it’s about finding a heating solution that suits your home, budget, and location. But that’s okay because we understand Yorkshire’s homes, weather, and most importantly, its people. We’re here to make it easier to switch, with expert advice and professional installation.
Why choose us for heat pump installation in York?
When it comes to bespoke and complex air source heat pump installations, we know our stuff! So you can be confident that our experts will design the most efficient system for your home.
Local know-how.
We understand the quirks and charms of homes in York and further afield in Yorkshire county. One size doesn't fit all, especially when it comes to heating your home.
You can trust in us.
Our teams are fully trained, qualified, and certified by the appropriate industry bodies. Our installations are backed by HIES (The Home Insulation and Energy Systems Quality Assured Contractors Scheme) NICEIC, HEIS, MCS, Gas Safe, and the HPA (Heat Pump Association). That means we meet the standards needed for grant schemes like the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), so you’re in safe hands from start to finish.
We’re with you every step.
We always aim to provide clear advice, a high quality service, and long-lasting support that goes beyond installation. We offer monthly remote check-ins on system performance for two years after installation. Learn more about the support we provide.
How does an air source heat pump work?
Let’s get into it. Air source heat pumps work a bit like fridges in reverse. They pull warmth from the outside air (even in temperatures as chilly as -20°C) and use it to heat your home and water. Sounds clever, right? It is. But more importantly, it works, especially with modern technology designed for colder climates like ours.
Here in Yorkshire, an air source heat pump can be a smart way to reduce your reliance on gas and oil. They’re efficient, reliable, and once set up, can help cut running costs, especially if you’re pairing your system with renewable electricity. They’re also quiet, compact, and suitable for a wide range of properties, including terraces, semis, and detached homes.
There is no one-size-fits-all solution. Get an online quote and tell us about your home and we’ll recommend the best heat pump for you, as well as a tariff to go with it. Learn more about how air source heat pumps work.
Our air source heat pump installation process in York.
We like to keep things simple and fuss-free. Here’s what you can expect when you choose us to install your air source heat pump.
1Get an online quote.
Tell us about your home and we’ll recommend the best heat pump for you, as well as a tariff to go with it.
2Choose your heat pump.
See which heat pumps are suitable for your home and the equipment that we include as a standard part of a fixed price installation. We'll then check for BUS grant funding eligibility and take care of all the paperwork.
3Get a home survey.
We’ll carry out a heat loss assessment on your home to make sure your property has everything you need, so there are no hidden surprises.
4Get it installed.
We’ll install and certify your heat pump and, if you've chosen an E.ON Next tariff, switch your tariff over so you can make the most of your new heat pump and tariff combination.
5Dedicated aftercare support.
From your initial quote to after sales care, we provide ongoing support and guidance throughout your ASHP journey.
Understanding heat pump costs in the York area.
Let’s get into the numbers. The cost of a whole house air source heat pump installation in York can vary depending on your home’s size, insulation, current heating setup, and chosen model. In York, costs can start from £7,500, but it depends on your situation.
You could be eligible for government funding.
You might be eligible for grants like the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), which could help towards the cost of an air source heat pump installation in England and Wales (if you're eligible). Learn more about the Boiler Upgrade Scheme and eligibility criteria.
E.ON Next customers get a £200 discount.
And last but not least, if you’re an E.ON Next customer, you can claim your £200 discount.1 We always recommend getting a quote to see what’s possible for your home. It’s free, no pressure, and could be the start of a more efficient way to heat your home. Find out more about the heat pump discounts we offer.
Local insights: Heat pumps for York homes.
York, and the wider Yorkshire county, is full of quaint and unique homes, from the historic terraces nestled within the city walls to the charming cottages scattered across the Dales.
We’ve got plenty of experience installing heat pumps in various properties around the area. Plus, we understand the local climate and can advise on the best systems to keep you warm and comfy all year round.
While we have you here, have a read of what your Yorkshire neighbours are saying about our straightforward heat pump installation service.
Get your heat pump quote today!
Ready to explore the benefits of a heat pump for your Bournemouth home? Answer a few quick questions online to receive your free, no-obligation quote. Let us help you take the first step towards sustainable comfort.
Air source heat pumps in York FAQs.
Do I need planning permission to install an air source heat pump in York if I live in a listed building or conservation area?
Yes, if your York property is listed or in a conservation area, you’ll likely need planning permission for a heat pump installation. Also, the City of York Council has regulations in place to protect the city's historic character, so contacting their planning department early on is advisable. We can offer support and guidance with the application process.
How well do air source heat pumps perform in York's winter climate?
Modern air source heat pumps function effectively in the winter. While efficiency can decrease slightly on colder days, they’re more efficient than direct electric heating by extracting existing outdoor heat. Units often have defrost cycles, and backup heating can be used for extra cold periods to keep your home toasty.
Are there any specific grants or incentives available for heat pump installations in York?
The main current incentive is the nationwide Boiler Upgrade Scheme, offering grants to eligible homeowners in England and Wales, including the whole of Yorkshire. Check the gov.uk website for the latest details.
Can air source heat pumps be installed in older, traditional Yorkshire homes?
Yes, air source heat pumps can be installed in older homes after a thorough property assessment. The important thing is to check your home carefully to see what kind and size of heat pump is best. You’ll also need to ensure the walls and roof keep in heat effectively. Find out more about installing heat pumps in older homes.
How noisy are air source heat pumps, and will they disturb my neighbours in York's residential areas?
Modern air source heat pumps are designed to operate fairly quietly. Noise levels have come down a lot in recent years, and most units only produce a gentle hum, similar to an outdoor air conditioning unit. We're careful about where we put the heat pump when we install it. However, like any outdoor equipment, they do make some noise, so bear this in mind.
How long does the installation process typically take for a York home?
The typical installation process for an air source heat pump can take anywhere from one to three days, depending on the complexity of the installation and the specific requirements. Factors that can affect the process include, system size, existing pipework, and additional work such as upgrading radiators or hot water cylinders.
The legal bit.
1 £200 discount offer applies to E.ON Next customers only.