Heat Pumps

What are heat pumps?

Heat pumps are energy-efficient systems that provide heating and cooling for your home by transferring heat from the air outside. Unlike traditional heating methods, they don’t burn fuel, making them a cleaner and greener option.

Why choose a heat pump from Future Power Team?

Year Round Comfort

Heat pumps provide efficient heating in winter and cooling in summer.

Low Maintenance

Modern heat pumps require minimal upkeep.

Reliable Technology

Heat pumps are designed to work effectively, even in colder climates; they can provide heat even down to temperatures as low as -25'C.

Energy Efficiency

Heat pumps are up to 400% more efficient than traditional heating systems, ultimately leading to lower energy bills;

Boiler Upgrade Scheme

Homeowners in England and Wales can receive up to £7500 towards installation through this government grant.

Compatibility with radiators

Heat pumps are ideal for homes with modern radiators or underfloor heating. They operate efficiently at lower temperatures, ensuring comfort while reducing energy consumption.

If your radiators are outdated or too small, Future Power Team will conduct a full heat loss survey and upgrade your radiators to ensure your home remains warm.

Environmental Benefits

Reduce Carbon Footprint

Heat pumps use renewable energy from the air, cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

Support Net-Zero Goals

Make a sustainable choice to contribute to the fight against climate change.

Our Heat Pumps Product Range

We stock top-quality heat pumps from leading brands.

Mitsubishi

Known for Innovation and Reliability

Samsung

Stylish, Energy-Efficient Solutions

Ideal

Affordable, High-Performance Systems

Get Started Today

Switch to a heat pump and enjoy a sustainable, cost-effective heating solution. Contact us now to learn more or schedule a free consultation.

Myth Busting

Like every product, air source heat pumps can receive bad press but usually this is down to poor installations or sales people over promising and under delivering.

Let’s address the most common disadvantages to heat pumps.

1. Upfront Costs

Installation Costs: Installing an ASHP can be expensive compared to a Gas Boiler installation.

However, thanks to the £7500 BUS grant this brings costs much more affordable. Typically an installation on a 3 bed semi will cost around £4000 without radiator changes.

The ongoing benefit of no standing charge also makes heat pumps a smart investment.

2. Efficiency in Cold Climates

Performance Drops in Extreme Cold: The Mitsubishi Ecodan R290 model has a guaranteed operating range right down to -25°C ambient temperature.

Higher Operating Costs in Winter: Just like traditional Gas central heating the running costs are much higher in winter when the heating is on compared to the summer months but this will average out over the year.

Many customers use smart heat pump tariffs that are currently available.

Get Started Today

Switch to a heat pump and enjoy a sustainable, cost-effective heating solution. Contact us now to learn more or schedule a free consultation.

3. Space and Aesthetic Concerns

Outdoor Unit: The outdoor unit is roughly 1m x 1m and can be wall mounted. During the survey we will work to find the best place for this that you are also happy with.

Noise Levels: The new ultra quiet range of Mitsubishi are so quiet when running you’ll hardly know they’re even there.

Redecorating the house: Most heat pumps are compatible with existing pipework meaning disruption levels in the house are kept to a minimum.

4. Installation Challenges

Complex Installation: Some installs may be more tricky than others but luckily Future Power Team have the expertise to overcome even the hardest installs.

Permitting Issues: Most installations fall under permitted development.

Suitability for Existing Homes

Best for Well-Insulated Homes: All heating systems run best with well insulated homes and Air Source heat pumps are no different to this.


Limited Hot Water Supply: ASHP require a hot water cylinder ranging from 170 litres to over 300 litres. On average, an adult uses roughly 45 litres per day.

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