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We’ve helped families across Birmingham, Worcester, Wolverhampton, Coventry, Dudley, Walsall, and surrounding areas enjoy reliable, grant-backed heating systems. With certified engineers, local expertise, and finance options, you’re in safe hands.
We carry out a full heat loss survey of your home (worth £350, but free to you). You’ll receive a detailed, no-obligation quotation based on your property, which you can review in your own time before deciding.
Once you’re happy to go ahead, our qualified team will install your new heat pump quickly and professionally, with minimum disruption and no stress.
We don’t just install and leave. Our tailored service plans keep your system running efficiently for years to come, giving you peace of mind and lower running costs.
Heat pumps offer a smart, modern way to heat your home — with real advantages for your wallet, comfort, and the planet:
Heat pumps might sound high-tech, but the idea is pretty simple, they move warmth from the air outside into your home, even when it’s cold.
Here’s how it works, step by step:
So in everyday terms, it’s like a fridge, but in reverse. Instead of taking heat out of something to keep it cold, it brings heat into your home to keep you warm. And because it moves heat rather than creating it, it’s really efficient.
Thanks to the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) grant from the UK Government, most of the cost is already covered for you. We also offer simple, flexible ways to spread any remaining cost, so you don’t need to pay everything upfront.
And because heat pumps are so efficient, you can start saving on your energy bills over time, making it even better value in the long run.
A well-installed heat pump can last up to 20 years, with lower maintenance needs and no fuel deliveries. That means lower hassle, lower running costs, and peace of mind for years to come.
In short:
You get clean, modern heating, backed by government support, installed by experts, and designed to save you money and stress over the long term.
Finance options are available through our finance partner, Kanda.
You can also pay by bank transfer or card.
Credit is subject to status
Yes, absolutely. Modern heat pumps are designed to work in UK winters, even when it’s freezing outside. In fact, they’re widely used in colder countries like Norway and Sweden. We’ll make sure your system is properly sized and installed to perform well all year round.
Not at all. Heat pumps are surprisingly quiet — usually no louder than a dishwasher on a gentle cycle or the rustle of leaves on a breezy day. The outdoor unit runs smoothly in the background, and most people don’t notice it’s there.
In fact, all heat pumps installed under the Boiler Upgrade Scheme must meet strict noise limits set by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS). These rules are in place to make sure that the unit is quiet enough not to disturb you or your neighbours, even in built-up areas.
As for the installation, it’s handled by our expert team and usually takes just a few days. We’ll agree everything in advance, work neatly and efficiently, and keep disruption to an absolute minimum. You won’t need to move out, and we always leave your home tidy when we’re done.
So you get a quiet, modern heating system, with no mess, no fuss, and no unexpected noise.
Maybe, but not always. It depends on your current radiators and how well your home holds on to heat. Heat pumps run at a lower temperature than gas boilers, so larger radiators (or underfloor heating) are sometimes needed in certain rooms. We’ll check everything as part of your free home survey and give you clear, simple advice based on what’s best for your home.
We understand that having work done in your home can feel daunting. With us, you’re in safe hands.
Our heat pump installations are carefully planned to keep disruption to an absolute minimum. In most cases, the full process takes just a few days. You will not need to move out, and your heating and hot water will only be off for a short time, usually just one day.
Before any work begins, we carry out a full home survey and talk through the entire plan with you. We agree on the best installation dates, explain what to expect, and answer any questions you may have in advance. On the day, our friendly and professional engineers arrive on time, treat your home with care, and keep everything clean and tidy as they go.
We handle every detail for you, including delivery, equipment setup, wiring, and commissioning. We also keep you informed of progress at each stage.
Once the installation is complete, we walk you through how your new system works and make sure you feel fully confident using it.
There is no mess, no stress, and no surprises. Just a smooth and professional installation carried out with the respect your home deserves.
Most UK homes are ideal for heat pumps. From period terraces to new-build flats, heat pumps have been shown to work brilliantly across all sorts of properties.
A major government-backed project by the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) proved just that. The trial demonstrated that with the right design and installation, heat pumps can deliver great results in a wide range of homes across the country.
We will carry out a free home survey to confirm the best setup for you. Everything is tailored to your property, your comfort, and your energy needs.
You will get clear and friendly advice, and a smart, future-ready solution that works beautifully for your home.
Thinking about switching to an air source heat pump in Wolverhampton? Good news – You’re probably more ready than you think.
The process is simpler than more people expect, the government is currently offering up to £7,500 off the cost of installation, and homes all across the city – from victorian terraces in Whitmore Reans to newer builds in Wednesfield – are already making the switch.
Here’s everything you need to know before you get your quote.Â
One of the biggest myths about air source heat pumps is that they only work in new-build homes. That’s not the case.
Heat pumps have been installed successfully in period properties, solid-wall terraces, semi-detached houses and bungalows across Wolverhampton and the wider West Midlands. Modern systems are designed to perform in the UK climate – including our grey winters – and can be tailored to suit a wide range of home types.
If you own your home, currently heat it with gas, oil, LPG, or electric storage heaters, and heave a bit of outdoor space for the external unit, there’s a very good chance a heat pump will work for you. The best way to know for certain? Get a proper home survey. More on that in a moment.
The UK Government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) is one of the most accessible home improvement grants around – and it’s available right now to homeowners in England and Wales.
Here’s what it offers:
The grant is deducted directly from your installation cost before you pay – so you never have to claim it back or deal with government paperwork yourself. Your MCS-certified installer (like us) handles the whole application on your behalf.
To be eligible, you’ll need to:
Not sure if you qualify? We can check your eligibility in minutes – just give us a call on 0300 124 8400
Your Energy Performance Certificate is one of the first things we’ll ask about, because it’s a requirement for accessing the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. Any EPC rating counts – there’s no minimum band you need to reach. You just need a valid one.
You can check whether your property has a current EPC on the government’s EPC register at find-energy-certificate.service.gov.uk. If yours has expired or your home has never had one, you’ll need to arrange an assessment before the grant application can go ahead.
A standard domestic EPC assessment in Wolverhampton typically costs between £60 and £120 and can usually be arranged within a week or two. It’s a straightforward process – an assessor visits your home and rates its energy efficiency based on insulation, heating systems, windows, and similar factors.
One thing to keep an eye on: if your EPC lists outstanding recommendations for loft insulation or cavity wall insulation, those will need to be addressed (or confirmed as technically unsuitable) before the BUS grant can be applied. In some cases, you may be able to access ECO4 funding to cover the cost of insulation improvements first – ask us about this when you get in touch.
Before you receive a quote, you need a proper heat loss survey. This is a full assessment of your home that lets our engineers calculate exactly how much heating your property needs – and design a system that’s right for it.
At Eaasy Heat, we carry out a free home survey worth £350 for every Wolverhampton homeowner who enquires. There’s no obligation to go ahead, and no pressure.
During the survey, our engineer will:
A thorough survey takes around half a day. This level of detail matters – a heat pump that’s been properly sized and designed for your home will be far more efficient and comfortable than one that’s been guessed at. It’s also a requirement for MCS-certified installations.
After the survey, you’ll receive a written quotation. A transparent quote from a reputable installer should clearly set out every element of what you’re paying for. Here’s what to look for:
Be cautious of quotes that look unusually cheap. A low headline price can often mean essential work – like radiators or a cylinder – has been excluded and will appear as extras later.
At Eaasy Heat, we’re upfront about every line. No hidden costs, no surprises on the day.
This one is important. To qualify for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, your heat pump must be installed by an MCS-certified installer. MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) is the quality standard for renewable energy installations in the UK, and it’s the gateway to government funding.
An MCS-certified installer has been independently assessed against technical and quality standards. They’re also required to be members of an approved consumer code – such as HIESÂ (the Home Insulation & Energy Systems Consumer Code) – which provides additional consumer protections.
Eaasy Heat is MCS-certified, a HIES member, and holds Construction Gold accreditation – giving you the confidence that your installation meets the highest standards in the industry, and that you’re fully covered for the grant.
Always ask any installer to confirm their MCS registration number before you proceed. You can also verify this independently at mcscertified.com
Even with the £7,500 grant applied, there will usually be some remaining cost to cover. For a typical bedroom semi-detached home in Wolverhampton, the net cost after the grant is often in the range of £3,000 to £7,000 depending on the scope of the work.
If you’d prefer not to pay everything upfront, Eaasy Heat offers simple, flexible finance options through our partner Ideal4Finance. You can spread the remaining cost into manageable monthly payments, making the switch to cleaner heating even more accessible. Finance is subject to status.
You can also pay by bank transfer or card – whatever works best for you.
One of the most common concerns we hear from Wolverhampton homeowners is about disruption. The good news: a standard air source heat pump installation with Eaasy Heat takes just a few days.
Here’s what to expect:
Once you’re up and running, your heat pump should need very little attention. We offer tailored service plans to keep your system running smoothly year after year – with regular health checks, remote monitoring, and priority call-outs if you ever need us.
Getting an air source heat pump quote with Eaasy Heat is straightforward. Here’s how it works:
We’re based in Wolverhampton and cover the whole of the West Midlands. Our team knows the local housing stock, and we’re proud to be helping more and more Wolverhampton families make the switch to cleaner, cheaper heading.
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