Heat Pump Installation in West Yorkshire
AboutGas and oil boilers are getting more expensive every year. A heat pump gives you a cleaner, cheaper way to heat your home.
EcoGDEA installs air source and ground source heat pumps across West Yorkshire. Our MCS-accredited engineers handle everything from your first survey to the final handover.
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Why Choose EcoGDEA for Heat Pumps?
Every heat pump we fit meets Microgeneration Certification Scheme standards, so you qualify for government grant funding and get a system installed to a recognised benchmark.
No call centres, no subcontracted engineers. The same team that surveys your property carries out the installation and handles any aftercare.
We'll tell you if a heat pump isn't the right fit for your property. When it is, we'll recommend the system that matches your budget and heating needs, not the most expensive option.
Heat pumps sit alongside our solar and battery storage work, so we understand how to integrate your heating with wider home energy systems where relevant.
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Air-To-Water System
An air-to-water system distributes heat via your wet central heating system. Heat pumps work much more efficiently at a lower temperature than a standard boiler system would. This makes them more suitable for underfloor heating systems or larger radiators, which give out heat at lower temperatures over longer periods of time.
Air-To-Air System
An air-to-air heating system maximizes home comfort by extracting warmth from the surrounding air and converting it into cozy indoor temperatures. It’s important to note that while these systems excel at heating your home, they usually don’t generate hot water. For a dual solution, consider an air-to-water heat pump that provides both heating and hot water functionality.
Ground Heat Pumps
Ground source heat pumps (GSHPs) are a sustainable heating option. They use buried pipes to extract heat from the ground, which warms your home and water. Water mixed with antifreeze circulates through these pipes, absorbing heat from the ground. This warmth is then transferred to a heat pump via a heat exchanger. Because the ground’s temperature is steady, the system works well all year. Loop length depends on your home’s size and heating requirements, with longer loops collecting more heat. When space is tight, vertical boreholes are an alternative.
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You’ll need a place outside your home where a unit can be fitted to a wall or placed on the ground. It will need plenty of space around it to get a good flow of air. A sunny wall is ideal.
Since air source heat pumps work best when producing heat at a lower temperature than traditional boilers, it’s essential that your home is well insulated and draught-proofed for the heating system to be most efficient.
The system will pay for itself much more quickly if it’s replacing an electricity or coal heating system. Heat pumps may not be the best option for homes using mains gas.
Air source heat pumps can perform better with underfloor heating systems or warm air heating than with radiator-based systems because of the lower water temperatures required.
Combining the installation with other building work can reduce the cost of installing the system.