Air source heat pumps work by moving heat energy from the outdoors into your house – almost like a reverse refrigerator. They are particularly effective because they can produce a lot more heat than the electrical energy needed to run them.

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Air source heat pumps can often be cheaper to run than a conventional heating system. Because they’re designed with fewer moving parts than a typical boiler, they’re generally easier to maintain and can deliver consistent, efficient performance.

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Please note: the level of savings will vary depending on your current heating system, fuel type, energy prices, and how efficient your home already is.