Solo Home Energy LTD

Transitioning to sustainable energy solutions is key to reducing your carbon footprint and saving on energy costs. SOLO HOME ENERGY is thrilled to offer Free Air Source Heat Pumps, providing an excellent opportunity for eligible households in England to upgrade to an eco-friendly heating system at no cost.

An Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP) extracts heat from the outside air and transfers it into your home to provide heating and hot water. It operates efficiently even in cold temperatures, making it an effective and sustainable alternative to traditional heating systems.

Benefits of an Air Source Heat Pump

Who is Eligible for a Free Air Source Heat Pump?

Eligibility for a free Air Source Heat Pump typically depends on:

Income Level

Grants are often available to low-income households or those receiving certain government benefits.

Existing Heating System

Homes with outdated or inefficient heating systems are ideal candidates for this upgrade.

Home Ownership

Homeowners and tenants with landlord permission may qualify.

How to Apply for a Free Air Source Heat Pump

Applying for a free Air Source Heat Pump through SOLO HOME ENERGY is easy:

1. Check Eligibility

Confirm if you meet the criteria based on your income, benefits, and current heating system.

2. Contact SOLO HOME ENERGY

Reach out to SOLO HOME ENERGY, a government-approved installer, to start the application process.

3. Home Survey

An expert from SOLO HOME ENERGY will conduct a survey to assess your home’s suitability for an ASHP and confirm eligibility.

4. Installation

Once approved, SOLO HOME ENERGY will arrange for the installation of your Air Source Heat Pump, ensuring a smooth and efficient upgrade.

Helpful Faq’s

What is the most common heat pump?

The most common heat pump in the UK is the air source heat pump. It is widely used due to its ease of installation and effectiveness in extracting heat from the outside air to provide heating and hot water for homes.

What is the UK policy on heat pumps?

The UK policy on heat pumps includes:

1. Net Zero by 2050:

The UK government aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, promoting heat pumps as a key technology for reducing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering carbon footprints.

2. Grants and Incentives:

Programs like the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) and its successor, the Home Upgrade Grant, provide financial support for installing heat pumps, particularly in off-grid or low-income households.

3. Building Regulations:

New installations must comply with building regulations, which require heat pumps to meet specific efficiency standards and performance criteria.

4. Heat and Buildings Strategy:

This strategy outlines plans for increasing the use of heat pumps and other low-carbon heating systems to improve energy efficiency and support the transition to clean energy.

5. Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs):

Homes must achieve certain energy efficiency ratings, and heat pumps can help improve EPC ratings, making homes more attractive to buyers and renters.

Are you a homeowner? *

Yes

Do you have an active gas meter at your property? *

Yes

Is there any central heating system installed at your property? *

Yes

What type of property are you applying for?*

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Benefits of an Air Source Heat Pump

Eco-Friendly Heating

Low Energy Bills

Year-Round Efficiency

Reduced Carbon Footprint