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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.
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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.
If you’re weighing up an air source heat pump in the West Midlands, you’re in good company. From Birmingham terraces to Worcester farmhouses, homeowners across Wolverhampton, Coventry, Dudley, Walsall and beyond are ditching ageing gas boilers for cleaner, grant-backed heating and the numbers explain why.
Below are nine reasons an air source heat pump installation makes sense for West Midlands homes right now, plus what to check before you commit to an installer.
The government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) currently offers homeowners in England and Wales £7,500 towards the cost of an air source heat pump, deducted straight off your installer’s invoice — so there’s nothing to claim back later. It’s a genuine grant, not a loan, and it isn’t means-tested.
Off-gas-grid properties heated by oil or LPG should also note that a temporary uplift to £9,000 is scheduled to apply to BUS vouchers from 21 July 2026 to 31 March 2027 — useful to know if your West Midlands property sits outside the gas network. Your installer applies for the voucher on your behalf, so there’s no separate form-filling for you to do.
On top of the BUS grant, qualifying heat pump installations benefit from 0% VAT on labour and materials (in place until at least 31 March 2027). Combined with the £7,500 grant, this typically brings the out-of-pocket cost of a heat pump much closer to a like-for-like boiler replacement than most homeowners expect.
Birmingham terraces, Black Country semis, period Worcester cottages, Coventry new-builds — West Midlands homes come in every shape and age. A government-backed trial by the Energy Technologies Institute found that, with the right design, heat pumps perform well across a wide range of UK property types, not just new-builds with underfloor heating. A proper heat loss survey (not a guess) is what determines whether your radiators need upsizing — and for most homes, only a handful of rooms need it.
According to the Energy Saving Trust, swapping a gas boiler for a standard air source heat pump in a typical three-bedroom semi can cut carbon emissions by up to 2,900kg of COâ‚‚ per year — roughly equivalent to taking a car off the road for several months. You don’t need to change how you heat your home day to day; the system just does it more cleanly.
Heat pumps extract heat from outside air and use electricity to upgrade it, rather than burning gas directly — meaning they typically produce more heat energy than the electrical energy they consume. As electricity tariffs and heat pump efficiency continue
to improve, well-sized systems are increasingly competitive on running costs, and you remove gas price volatility from your bills entirely.
Despite the misconception, air source heat pumps are mainstream technology in countries far colder than the West Midlands, including Norway and Sweden. A correctly sized and installed unit will heat your home comfortably through a Midlands winter. They’re also low-maintenance: with fewer moving parts than a boiler, a well-installed heat pump typically lasts 15 to 20 years.
Every heat pump installed under the Boiler Upgrade Scheme must meet strict MCS noise limits, so units are designed to run quietly even in built-up streets typical of Birmingham, Wolverhampton or Dudley. Most homeowners describe the outdoor unit as no louder than a dishwasher on a gentle cycle.
A typical domestic installation takes a few days, not weeks. You won’t need to move out, and hot water and heating are usually only interrupted for a single day. A reputable installer will run a free home survey first, agree the plan with you in advance, and leave your property clean and tidy on completion.
This is the one homeowners most often overlook and it’s the difference between a smooth BUS application and a rejected one.
To access the £7,500 grant, your installer must be certified by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS), the UK’s recognised quality standard for renewable installations. Beyond MCS, look for installers who also hold:
An installer carrying this full stack of accreditations isn’t just ticking compliance boxes — it’s your assurance that the survey, sizing, installation and aftercare will be done properly, and that your BUS application won’t hit avoidable snags.
If you’re ready to find out what an air source heat pump would cost for your specific property, the sensible first step is a free home heat loss survey (normally valued at £350) from an MCS-certified installer covering your area. You’ll get a clear, no-obligation quote that already accounts for the £7,500 BUS grant, so you know your real cost before deciding anything.
Eaasy Heat is MCS certified, Gas Safe registered, Which? Trusted Trader approved, and HIES and Constructionline Gold accredited, with engineers covering Birmingham, Worcester, Wolverhampton, Coventry, Dudley, Walsall and the surrounding West Midlands. Book your free survey to see how much you could save.
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