As award-winning air source heat pump installers, we design and fit high-performance systems that deliver reliable, energy-efficient heating for your home across Wales and England. Our experienced team manages the entire process – from detailed heat loss calculations and system design through to expert installation and commissioning.
Air source heat pumps work differently from traditional boilers, capturing renewable heat from the outside air and transferring it into your home to provide consistent warmth and hot water. Today’s systems are engineered to perform efficiently in UK conditions, keeping your home comfortable all year round – even in winter.
“We were previously on oil central heating, which did the job but was expensive. The installation of our new system caused some disruption, but it was absolutely worth it. The install team were fantastic, and I was really impressed with the aftercare. The upgrades have made a huge difference – our home is so much warmer now. Friends walk in and say ‘WOW!’ I’ve already recommended Smart Energy Homes to friends and family and will continue to do so.”
Source: Based on figures from the Energy Saving Trust’s guide to heat pumps.
Installation by our award winning team
Your own dedicated project manager and point of contact
Any necessary radiator changes
Parts and resources to complete the install
All delivery and labour costs
Warranties & Guarantees
Up to £9,000 Boiler Upgrade Scheme Contribution.*
The exact cost of an air source heat pump will depend on whether any extra work is needed to upgrade your home’s insulation, pipework, and radiators. Following the free survey, we provide fixed-price quote that covers everything.
If you switch from your current boiler to a heat pump, the government will give you up to £9,000* towards the cost through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. This funding helps reduce what you pay upfront, making it more affordable to upgrade and helping you save sooner.
We’ll help you to move to renewable energy. From the initial survey, quote, and installation of all renewable solutions. Our free survey will identify the best return on investment for you and provide free advice on the solution that’s delivers the best result for you. We listen carefully. The solutions we provide are proven and work in most organisations. Renewable solutions are ideal for replacing old technology such as gas boilers. Our solutions all come with smart capabilities and work with mobile technology. All installed by our award winning team.
Efficient, quiet and built to last, the Grant Aerona helps reduce your home’s carbon footprint while delivering reliable heating and hot water all year round.
Why choose the Aerona?
Award-winning efficiency for lower running costs
Quiet Mark approved for quieter operation
Compact footprint ideal for smaller outdoor spaces
7-year guarantee for added peace of mind
Flexible finance options available*
Combining high performance with the latest low-carbon refrigerant technology, the Samsung EHS Mono R290 delivers efficient, reliable heating for a wide range of UK homes. With high flow temperatures and quiet operation, it’s an ideal choice for homeowners looking to switch to renewable heating without compromising on comfort.
Available in outputs from 5kW to 16kW
High flow temperatures suitable for many existing radiator systems
Uses natural R290 refrigerant with a lower environmental impact
Quiet operation for minimal disruption
Suitable for a wide range of property sizes
Flexible finance options available*
Designed specifically for UK homes, the Octopus Cosy combines high-temperature performance, smart energy integration and striking modern design. Delivering efficient heating without compromising on comfort, it’s a heat pump built for the way British homes heat today.
Available in 6kW, 9kW and 12kW outputs
Flow temperatures up to 80°C
Compatible with many existing radiator systems
Smart tariff integration for optimised energy savings
Flexible finance options available*
We specialise in air source heat pump installation for homes throughout Wales and England. Our MCS-accredited engineers design and install high-performance air source heat pump systems tailored specifically to your property, helping you lower heating bills, reduce reliance on gas or oil, protect against rising energy costs, and cut your carbon footprint.
Whether you’re replacing an old boiler or upgrading to a more energy-efficient heating system, we provide a complete service – from detailed heat loss calculations and system design through to professional installation and commissioning.
Wales – covering all regions including South Wales, Mid Wales, North Wales, and West Wales.
South West England – including the Bristol & Bath area, Gloucestershire & The Cotswolds, Somerset & Taunton, and Wiltshire & Swindon.
Wider West & Midlands – reaching parts of Herefordshire, Worcestershire, and surrounding areas.
Here are some commonly asked questions about Air Source Heat Pumps, if you can’t find the answer to your question here please don’t hesitate to get in contact with us.
A Heat Pump is an energy-efficient heating and/or cooling system. It uses existing heat (from the air or in the ground), which can result in significant envergy savings compared with traditional heating systems
There are many factors to consider when installing a Heat Pump. our smart team will survey your home and complete a full system design to see if your property is suitable. Then we’ll provide a 100% fixed price no-obligation quote including your heat loss calculations.
Yes, the Government is helping to make the cost of installing a Heat Pump as attractive as possible with the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
A BUS voucher is how the Government gives you a financial contribution towards your new Heat Pump installation (if eligible). The Smart Team handle all of the paperwork, making it as simple as possible to upraade to a heat pump. If you use oil or LPG to heat your home, you could receive a £9,000 contribution towards a brand-new heat pump. If you heat your home using other methods, you could receive a £7,500 contribution. All contributions are subject to a survey.
If you use oil or LPG to heat your home, you could receive a £9,000 contribution towards a brand-new heat pump. If you heat your home using other methods, you could receive a £7,500 contribution. All contributions are subject to a survey.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is open to homeowners and small business property owners in England and Wales who are replacing existing fossil fuel or electric heating systems with eligible low-carbon alternatives.
*T&Cs apply. If you currently heat your home with oil or LPG, you could receive a £9,000 contribution towards a brand-new heat pump. Homes heated by other methods could qualify for a £7,500 contribution. All contributions are subject to a successful survey.
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