Air Source Heat Pump Installation in Yorkshire
Accredited ASHP installers in Yorkshire offering private and funded installations across the region including Leeds, Bradford, York, Harrogate, Huddersfield, Thirsk, Northallerton, and Ripon.
Why Yorkshire Homeowners Are Switching to Heat Pumps
An air source heat pump can cut your heating costs, simplify your home's heating setup, and give you a system that's built to run for decades. Here's what's driving the switch across Yorkshire.
Reduce What You Spend on Heating
A heat pump delivers up to three times more heat than the electricity it consumes. Households on mains gas can expect to save around £300 a year. For those on oil or LPG – common across rural North Yorkshire – the saving is typically greater, as fuel costs tend to run higher and fluctuate with the seasons.
One System for Heating and Hot Water
An ASHP replaces your boiler and provides your domestic hot water through a single system. One unit, one energy source, one annual service. It simplifies your entire heating setup.
Engineered for Yorkshire Winters
Modern heat pumps are built to perform in sub-zero conditions, and every system we install is sized to your property's full heat demand, not average conditions.
Lift Your Home's EPC Rating
A heat pump typically moves a property up by one or two EPC bands. That improvement directly reduces running costs and makes your home more attractive to future buyers, whether you're in a suburban semi in Harrogate or a terrace in Huddersfield.
A System That Lasts
Expect 15–25 years from a well-installed heat pump, compared to 10–15 from a gas boiler. Maintenance is minimal – an annual service is all that's needed. No gas safety certificates to arrange, no oil deliveries.
Funding Available Across the Region
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme offers up to £9,000 towards installation, available to homeowners on gas, oil, or LPG. ECO4 can fully fund the installation for eligible households. Both are available wherever you are in Yorkshire, and we handle the applications on your behalf.
Is Your Yorkshire Home Suitable for a Heat Pump?
Yorkshire's housing stock covers everything from dense urban terraces to isolated rural farmhouses. We assess every property individually during a free survey, but here's how heat pumps typically work with the homes we see most often across the region.
Victorian and Edwardian Terraces
Common across inner Leeds, Bradford, and Huddersfield, including back-to-backs and through-terraces. Most are on mains gas. Space for the outdoor unit can be tighter with back-to-backs, but rear yards, passageways, and end-terrace plots usually provide workable options. We assess airflow and clearance during the survey.
Stone-Built Rural Properties and Farmhouses
Found throughout the Yorkshire Dales, the North York Moors fringe, and the Pennine villages. Many are off the gas grid, running on oil or LPG. Larger plots mean outdoor unit placement is rarely a problem. Heat demand tends to be higher in these properties due to older construction and exposed positions, we account for that during system sizing.
Suburban Semi-Detached and Detached Homes
Widespread across Harrogate, York, Knaresborough, Wetherby, and Ilkley. Well-maintained family homes, most on mains gas, with gardens and side access. These are among the most straightforward installations and tend to be strong BUS candidates.
Off-Gas-Grid Properties
Scattered across rural North Yorkshire and the villages between the major towns. Homes running on oil or LPG are often the strongest candidates for a heat pump, the savings from switching are the highest of any fuel type, and BUS eligibility is typically strong. North Yorkshire Council has also secured additional government funding specifically to support households still relying on oil heating.
How Your ASHP Installation in Yorkshire Works
Wherever you are in Yorkshire, the process is the same – structured, transparent, and managed by our team from start to finish.
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Get in Touch
Let us know about your property, your current heating system, and what you're looking to do. We'll outline the options and confirm whether private, BUS, or ECO4 is the right route.
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Free Home Survey
Our team visits your property to assess the site, confirm system sizing, and ensure everything is ready for installation. No cost, no obligation.
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System Design and Quote
We design a system matched to your home's heat demand and provide a fixed-price quote with a clear breakdown of everything included. Any grant funding is reflected in your quote from the start.
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Installation
Our in-house MCS-certified engineers complete the full installation, typically over 2–3 days. Every stage is handled by our own team.
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Handover and Aftercare
Once the system is commissioned, we talk you through the controls and confirm everything is performing as expected. Our team is available for ongoing servicing and support.
Heat Pump Grants and Funding in Yorkshire
Two government-backed schemes can reduce or fully cover the cost of an air source heat pump installation. Both are available across Yorkshire – whether you're in a city centre or a rural village.
Not sure which route is right for your home? Check your eligibility or speak to our team and we'll assess every available option.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) – Up to £9,000
Open to homeowners replacing a gas, oil, or LPG system with a heat pump. The grant is not means-tested and covers up to £9,000. We manage the application and the grant is deducted directly from your invoice.
To qualify, your property typically needs to:
Have an existing fossil fuel heating system being replaced
Hold a valid EPC with no outstanding insulation recommendations
Be a home you own and occupy (or a property you're letting)
Off-grid properties replacing oil or LPG are often particularly strong candidates.
ECO4 – Fully Funded Installations
ECO4 can cover the full cost of installation at no upfront cost. Urban areas across West Yorkshire tend to have higher eligibility rates, though the scheme is available regionwide.
You may be eligible if:
Your home has an EPC rating of D, E, F, or G
You receive qualifying benefits such as Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or Housing Benefit
You own your home or rent privately (with landlord consent)
