MCS heat pump installers near you

Find heat pump installers by area

Not listed? We cover most of England and Wales. Enter your postcode in the form to check.

What makes a good heat pump installer?

• MCS certification, required to claim the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant.
• Consumer code membership (RECC or HIES) for deposit protection and dispute resolution.
• A proper heat loss calculation, room by room, rather than a rule-of-thumb size.
• A fixed written quote showing the grant, the system's expected SCOP and any radiator changes.
• Manufacturer accreditation, which often unlocks longer warranties.

Questions to ask a heat pump installer

1. Are you MCS-certified for heat pumps? Ask for the certificate number and check it on the MCS website.
2. Will you do a room-by-room heat loss calculation? It's required under MCS and is the basis for sizing.
3. What SCOP do you expect, and at what flow temperature? A good design targets 45°C or lower.
4. Which radiators need upgrading? Get it in writing in the quote.
5. Who handles the Boiler Upgrade Scheme application? It should be the installer.
6. What warranty do I get? On the unit, the cylinder and the workmanship.
7. Is my deposit protected? RECC and HIES members must protect deposits.

Heat pump installers by area

Heat pump installers in London

London's housing is dominated by Victorian and Edwardian terraces, converted flats and 1930s semis.

Heat pump installers in Birmingham

Birmingham has a large stock of inter-war semis and post-war terraces, which are often well suited to an air source heat pump.

Heat pump installers in Manchester

Greater Manchester's classic red-brick terraces and semis can work well with a heat pump.

Heat pump installers in Leeds

Leeds has many kinds of home.

Heat pump installers in Bristol

Bristol's Georgian and Victorian terraces, hillside homes and modern estates all have heat pump options.

Heat pump installers in Sheffield

Sheffield's hilly terrain means many homes sit at altitude with exposure to wind, so correct sizing matters.

Heat pump installers in Liverpool

Liverpool has extensive Victorian terraces alongside inter-war and post-war semis.

Heat pump installers in Nottingham

Nottingham and the surrounding towns have plenty of 1930s and post-war semis and detached homes with gardens, which are typically straightforward heat pump installs.

Heat pump installers in Newcastle

Newcastle's Tyneside flats, terraces and suburban semis can all be fitted with heat pumps.

Heat pump installers in Cardiff

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme applies in Wales just as in England, so Cardiff homeowners can claim the same £7,500 grant.

Heat pump installers in Essex

Essex combines commuter towns such as Chelmsford, Colchester and Southend with large rural areas where many homes rely on oil or LPG.

Heat pump installers in Kent

Kent's mix of Victorian seaside terraces, oast-house conversions, new-build estates and rural farmhouses means heat pump designs vary widely.

Heat pump installers in Surrey

Surrey has many larger detached and semi-detached homes, often with good garden space for the outdoor unit.

Heat pump installers in Leicester

Leicester's Victorian terraces, inter-war semis and growing suburbs offer good heat pump candidates.

Heat pump installers in Southampton

Southampton and the wider Hampshire coast enjoy some of the mildest winters in England, conditions in which air source heat pumps achieve very good seasonal efficiency.