Heat pump advice
Do I Need New Radiators for a Heat Pump in the UK?
Do you need new radiators when you have a heat pump installed? Here we explain the common scenarios.
Do I Need New Radiators for a Heat Pump in the UK?
Do you need new radiators when you have a heat pump installed? Here we explain the common scenarios.
How Do Heat Pumps Work in the UK?
Heat Pumps are set to replace gas boilers in the coming years, but what are they and how do they work?
Air Source Heat Pump Installation Explained
No, air source heat pumps aren’t delivered by storks - they’re installed. Find out exactly how here.
How Efficient Are Heat Pumps?
Thinking about switching to a heat pump? Find out how efficient they are here (spoiler alert: they blow boilers out of the water)
How Noisy Are Heat Pumps?
How much noise do heat pumps create? Here we explain the average noise levels and what to expect.
What is the Most Efficient Heat Pump in the UK?
Your data-backed guide to the most efficient air source heat pumps available in the UK in 2026, including SCOP scores, brand comparisons, and real-world savings.
Best Heat Pump Installers in the UK
Considering a heat pump? Our team of experts researched the best heat pump installers in the UK.
Air Source Heat Pump Costs in the UK (2026 Guide)
Air source heat pumps. Love them or roll your eyes at them, they’re here to stay - and they’re firmly on the UK government’s naughty-or-nice list as we march toward net zero.
Do Heat Pumps Work in Cold Weather?
They kind of work in the cold so it depends if you're warm enough with 'kind of'
Best Heat Pump Brands & Manufacturers in 2026
Which heat pump brands are the best? And why? Let's explore the most popular Heat Pump brands in the UK, right now.
Heat Pump Planning Permission: Do You Need It in 2026?
Thinking about swapping your gas boiler for a sleek new heat pump? Good on you - it's a smart move for your bills and the planet.
Electric Boilers vs Heat Pumps: Which Should You Choose in 2026?
Gas boilers are on borrowed time in the UK, with the government gunning for net zero by 2050. That means more homeowners are eyeing greener alternatives - and two front-runners are electric boilers and heat pumps.
