Air Source Heat Pumps

If you need an Air Source Heat Pump installed for a renovation project, maintenance carried out on an existing system, or a complete design and installation service for a new build property, we have a range of energy efficient solutions available.

Air Source Heat Pumps

FastPlumbers
Keeping You Warm

Expert Air Source Heat Pump Engineers in London for Efficient, Low Carbon Heating

We have over 20 years of experience designing, installing, servicing, and maintaining Air Source Heat Pump systems in both domestic and commercial properties. Our team of professional engineers delivers high quality renewable heating solutions tailored to each property, ensuring maximum efficiency, reliability, and year round comfort. Whether you are looking to install an Air Source Heat Pump in a new build property, replace an existing heating system as part of a renovation, or upgrade to a more energy efficient solution, we have the expertise to provide a system that meets your needs.

From Small Repairs
To Design

Introducing Our Highly Skilled Team

Our engineers can visit to diagnose and repair faults with existing Air Source Heat Pump systems, through to the complete design and installation of a new renewable heating solution. Whether you are replacing an older boiler, renovating your property, extending your home, or building a new house, we can provide a tailored system designed for maximum efficiency and year round comfort. Below, you can discover the benefits of modern Air Source Heat Pumps, an environmentally friendly heating solution that extracts heat from the outside air to provide reliable heating and hot water. Not only can they help reduce your carbon footprint, but they can also lower energy consumption and running costs when paired with the right heating system.

Need Central Heating?

We have a team of accredited engineers who can make sure your feet stay cosy on long winter nights, with up to date underfloor heating technology.

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Underfloor Heating

FastPlumbers - Air Source Heat Pumps

Making The Most Of Your Home

We can turn your house into a warm and cosy home with up to date underfloor heating systems. These can be installed in one of two different ways - either using an electric base, or using water. This will effectively turn your entire floor into a radiator, which can replace traditional wall units meaning greater flexibility for the design and layout of your property.

As these systems warm the room from the ground up it places less demand on your boiler than traditional wall mounted radiators, which can in turn reduce energy bills. Underfloor heating tends to operate at a lower temperature of 40°C (than a traditional radiator system of 65°C).

If you require underfloor heating please feel free to contact us and we'd be happy to pop over for a free no obligation survey, happy to answer any questions you may have.

What Are
Air Source Heat Pumps?

Deriving Warmth From Your Environment

Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs for short) can absorb heat from your natural surroundings or the air outside to provide your heating and hot water to your home. They require electricity to run, but the heat output is greater than the energy input as they are extracting heat from your environment. They are becoming a popular eco friendly choice as they are energy efficient, so if you have a large garden space they are an ideal fit for the modern homeowner.

How Do They Work?

A Quick Explaination

Heat from the air outside is taken in at a low temperature and turned into a fluid. This then passes through a compressor (such as illustrated adjacent) which in turn increases the temperature. This is then transferred to the heating and hot water in the home in the form of a higher temperature.

There are two popular types of Air Source Heat Pumps - one is air to water and the other is air to air.

The main difference between ASHP's and traditional gas/oil boilers is that the pumps distribute heat over longer periods of time. This means your home could benefit from fitting underfloor heating or large radiators to make full use of the energy.