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Maximum Efficiency from Below Ground

Ground Source Heat Pumps

Ground source heat pumps use pipes buried in the earth to harness stable underground temperatures, delivering consistent, ultra-efficient heating. Ideal for new builds or larger homes, they’re the gold standard in renewable home energy.

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Power from the ground beneath you

How Ground Source Systems Work

These systems circulate fluid through underground loops to extract natural heat from the earth. That heat is then used to warm your home and hot water with outstanding efficiency.

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Designed for homes with space to spare

Ideal Properties & Requirements

Perfect for homes with outdoor space, like gardens, fields, or driveways. Ground source systems work best where horizontal or vertical ground loops can be installed. We’ll assess your property to find the best fit.

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Low running costs, low emissions

Long-Term Savings & Carbon Benefits

Ground source heat pumps deliver some of the lowest running costs of any heating system. They also significantly reduce your home’s carbon emissions and future-proof you from rising energy prices.

  • Do air source heat pumps work in winter?
    Yes, they operate efficiently even in temperatures as low as -15°C.
  • Can I still use radiators with a heat pump?
    Yes, though larger or upgraded radiators may improve performance.
  • How noisy are they?
    Modern units are quiet, comparable to a fridge running.
  • Will I need planning permission?
    Not usually, most installations fall under permitted development.
  • How much space do I need outside?
    Only a small area is needed for the external unit, typically at the side or rear of your home.

Get Started Today

Ready to Switch to Smarter Heating?

Join thousands of UK homeowners already saving on energy bills with efficient, eco-friendly heat pumps. Our expert team is here to guide you every step of the way; from advice to installation.

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