Heat pump installers in Birmingham
West Midlands · 180+ MCS-certified fitters covering B1–B99 postcodes
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MCS-certified installers who cover Birmingham and the B1–B99 areas — with your £7,500 grant applied to every quote.
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Typical heat pump cost in Birmingham
| Typical installed cost, before grant | £11,000 – £16,000 |
| After £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant | £3,500 – £8,500 |
| Average local home value | £255,000 |
| MCS installers covering the area | 180+ |
Guide ranges for a fully-installed 3-bed air source system, 2026 figures. Always confirm with a site-specific quote.
Midlands labour rates are among the most competitive in England, so Birmingham homeowners tend to get more system for the same money after the grant. Older Victorian terraces in the inner city may need radiator upgrades priced in.
What to look for in a Birmingham installer
MCS-certified
A legal requirement for the £7,500 grant and the mark of a trained, accountable fitter.
3 written quotes
Compare how each installer prices the unit, cylinder, radiator upgrades and labour.
Grant applied
Every quote should show the Boiler Upgrade Scheme discount deducted from the total.
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Birmingham heat pump installer FAQs
- How much does a heat pump cost to install in Birmingham?
- A fully-installed air source heat pump for a typical 3-bed Birmingham home usually lands at £3,500–£8,500 after the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant. Pre-grant it's typically £11,000–£16,000. Competitive Midlands labour rates keep costs down.
- Are there enough heat pump installers in Birmingham?
- Yes — Birmingham is the UK's second city and a regional heat-pump hub, with 180+ MCS-certified installers covering the B-postcode area. Plenty of choice for getting 3 competing quotes.
- Do Victorian terraces in Birmingham suit a heat pump?
- They can, but older inner-city terraces are often poorly insulated and may need radiator upgrades and sometimes a loft/insulation top-up to run efficiently. A high-flow unit like the Daikin Altherma suits this stock well. Ask your installer to price radiator work separately.
- Will the £7,500 grant cover a Birmingham heat pump?
- Yes — the Boiler Upgrade Scheme is a national grant available to any eligible homeowner, and it takes £7,500 off the installed cost through your MCS-certified installer, regardless of your income.
- How long does a heat pump installation take in Birmingham?
- A typical air source install takes 2–5 days including the outdoor unit, cylinder, pipework and commissioning. Older or larger properties with radiator upgrades can run longer.
- MCS Installer Directory & Certification — https://mcscertified.com/
- Boiler Upgrade Scheme — GOV.UK / Energy Security & Net Zero — https://www.gov.uk/apply-boiler-upgrade-scheme
Installed-cost ranges are 2026 guide figures from MCS-certified installer pricing in the region and should be confirmed with a site-specific quote. Installer counts are indicative of MCS-registered fitters covering the postcode areas.