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Find a Heat Pump Installer in Your Area

MCS-certified fitters, free quotes, and the £7,500 grant applied to every one.

The best way to find a good heat pump installer is to shortlist MCS-certified companies and get at least 3 written quotes. MCS certification is a legal requirement for the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant, so it also guarantees your grant is handled correctly. Use the form below to connect with certified installers who cover your postcode.
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MCS-certified

A legal requirement for the grant and the industry mark of a trained, accountable fitter.

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3 written quotes

Compare how each installer prices the unit, cylinder, radiator upgrades and labour.

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Grant applied

Every quote should show the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme discount deducted.

Get 3 free quotes from MCS-certified installers

Enter your postcode — we’ll match you with approved installers who cover your area and apply the grant to every quote.

Before you pay a penny

You could be £7,500 better off

The government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme gives every eligible homeowner £7,500 toward a new heat pump — paid straight to your installer, so it comes off your quote. No income means test and it covers most of the cost of a typical air source heat pump.

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Typical installed cost after the £7,500 grant, by region

A sanity-check on quotes — labour rates vary by area, so these 2026 guide ranges help you spot an outlier.

RegionTypical after grant
South East England£4,000 – £9,000
London£4,500 – £9,500
Midlands£3,500 – £8,500
North West England£3,500 – £8,000
Scotland£4,000 – £9,000
Wales£3,500 – £8,500

Figures are guide ranges for a fully-installed 3-bed air source system. Always confirm with a site-specific quote.

Heat pump installers by city

City-specific cost data, grant notes and local installer info for the UK’s biggest heat-pump markets.

Questions to ask before you book

Are you MCS-certified, and will you handle the £7,500 grant application?

The right installer says yes to both without hesitating — the grant claim is part of a normal heat pump install.

How many air source heat pumps have you installed in homes like mine?

Ask for homes of a similar age and type. A fitter used to modern builds may under-spec outflow upgrades for an older property.

Does your quote include a hot water cylinder and radiator upgrades, or are they extras?

A heat pump is a system. Hidden extras for the cylinder (£1,000–£2,500) or radiators (£800–£3,000) are the most common surprise on a quote.

What SCOP will this unit achieve in my home, and what's my estimated running cost?

A good installer gives you a projected SCOP and annual running cost, not just a headline efficiency figure from the brochure.

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Installer — Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

Heat pump installer FAQs

How do I find a good heat pump installer in the UK?
Look for an MCS-certified installer — it's a legal requirement for Boiler Upgrade Scheme grants and the mark of a properly trained fitter. Start with the MCS certified installer directory, check reviews on Trustpilot/Google, and always get at least 3 quotes so you can compare how each boots the unit, cylinder and radiator upgrades.
Do I have to use a specific installer to get the £7,500 grant?
Yes — the Boiler Upgrade Scheme requires the work to be completed by an MCS-certified installer who claims the grant on your behalf. Any MCS-registered installer can do it; you're not locked into one company. Get 3 quotes from different MCS installers to make sure the grant is fairly applied.
How much should a heat pump installation cost, including labour?
Installation labour typically runs £2,500–£4,500 for an air source heat pump, on top of a £4,000–£8,000 unit. With the £7,500 grant, a complete 3-bed install usually lands at £3,500–£8,500 for the homeowner. Always get a written line-item quote before agreeing.
How long does a heat pump installation take?
A typical air source heat pump install takes 2–5 days including the outdoor unit, pipework, electrical connection, hot water cylinder and commissioning. Ground source installations take longer because of the groundwork — often 1–2 weeks plus drilling/trenching.
What checks should I do before booking an installer?
Confirm they're MCS-certified, that they'll handle the BUS grant application, and get a fixed written quote covering the unit, cylinder and any radiator upgrades. Ask how many heat pumps they've installed in homes like yours, and check they've seen your EPC before quoting.
Sources & cited data

Regional cost ranges are 2026 guide figures from MCS-certified installer pricing and should be confirmed with a site-specific quote.