Heating Solutions
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Heating solutions are designed to keep your home warm, cut bills, and reduce carbon emissions. If you're worried about rising energy costs and your environmental impact, modern heating solutions like heat pumps are a highly efficient, future-proof alternative to traditional boilers, designed to keep your home comfortable while reducing your footprint.
Benefits
Investing in modern heating solutions provides a range of powerful, long-term benefits for your home and finances.
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Lower Energy Bills: Heat pumps are incredibly efficient, using less energy to generate more heat. Replacing an old gas boiler with a heat pump can save you around £290 a year on your heating bills.
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Government Grants Available: You may be eligible for a government grant of £7,500 to help with the installation costs of an air or ground source heat pump.
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Reduced Carbon Emissions: By using renewable energy sources, heat pumps can drastically cut your home’s carbon footprint, helping you play a part in a greener future.
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Year-Round Comfort: Both air and ground source heat pumps provide consistent, reliable heating and hot water, ensuring your home is comfortable in all seasons.
4 Easy Steps
Free Adviser Call
Free Home Assessment
Quotation and Supplier Selection
Installation and Completion
Speak with an Energy Adviser
If you would like help understanding your options or exploring which energy improvements might suit your home, our expert advisers are here to guide you. They will take the time to learn about your goals and your property so they can offer clear, practical advice that supports your next steps with YorEnergy.
You can use the calendar on the right to book a time that works for you. The next step is simply choosing a slot that fits your schedule, and one of our advisers will be ready to help, whether you need quick guidance or are preparing to begin a home energy project.
Heating Solutions
There are several ways to heat your home more effectively. The right solution can improve comfort, give you better control over temperature and make your heating system more efficient. Explore the options below to find the approach that best suits your home.
Every house and every household is different - I'd really recommend taking up the free advice to work out which solutions are best for you.
Andy, Fulford
FAQ's - Heat Pumps
Cost to install
The cost to install an air source heat pump can vary based on a few factors:
The size of the heat pump.
The size of your property.
Whether it's a new build or an existing property.
If you need new radiators.
Typically, installing an air source heat pump costs around £14,000, with prices ranging from £2,000 to £20,000.
What financing options are available for renewable retrofits in my home?
Common financing options include home equity loans, personal loans, energy-efficient mortgages, and specific green energy loans. Additionally, some utility companies and local governments offer rebate programs, grants, or low-interest loans for energy-efficient upgrades.
Approximate running cost
The running costs of your heat pump will depend on how it's designed and used. The energy savings also depend on the system you're replacing.
Factors that can affect the running costs of a heat pump include:
• Your electricity rate.
• The size of your radiators.
• The way you control the heat pump.
Here's an idea of the potential annual savings when you install a standard air source heat pump in a three-bedroom semi-detached home, with any needed radiator upgrades:
average installation time
Switch From | Savings Per Year |
LPG Boiler | £195 - £580 |
Oil Boiler | £335 |
Gas boiler | £260 |
Electric Systems | £680 - £940 |
Are there tax incentives or rebates available for renewable energy retrofits?
Yes, many governments offer tax incentives and rebates for renewable energy retrofits. In the U.S., for example, the Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) allows homeowners to deduct a portion of the cost of installing solar energy systems. State and local programs may also provide additional financial benefits.
Average installation time
Average installation time: 2-3 Days
Energy Efficiency
The running costs of your heat pump will depend on how it's designed and used. The energy savings also depend on the system you're replacing.
Factors that can affect the running costs of a heat pump include:
• Your electricity rate.
• The size of your radiators.
• The way you control the heat pump.
Here's an idea of the potential annual savings when you install a standard air source heat pump in a three-bedroom semi-detached home, with any needed radiator upgrades:
average installation time
Switch From | Potential Saving |
LPG Boiler | 2,200-3,400 kg of CO2 |
Oil Boiler | 2,900-4,400 kg of CO2 |
Gas boiler | 1,900-2,900 kg of CO2 |
Electric Systems | 1,600-2,00 kg of CO2 |
Case Studies
Our case studies are real-life scenarios of York residents who have recently installed energy-efficient solutions in their homes. They have since become our Community Energy Champions, and you will be able to connect with them if you decide to use YorEnergy on your own journey towards energy efficiency!
