Get an air source heat pump from £53.30 a month (APR 9.9%)
(Subject to status and affordability)
A finance package means you could spread the cost of your air source heat pump installation with manageable monthly payments. Prices start from £4,580 (1)
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How much will an air source heat pump cost?
Every heat pump system we install (as well as your quote) has been designed specifically for you and your home.
With the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme (2) and any eligible finance options (see below), a complete heat pump system, designed and and fully installed, could be more affordable than you think. Our team can talk you through your options with no obligation.
If you’re ready to start your journey, or want to know more, get in touch with our team for a no obligation chat today.
Spread the cost with monthly payments
(Subject to status and affordability)
A finance package means you could spread the cost of your air source heat pump installation with manageable monthly payments. Below is an illustrative representative example of what your typical repayments could look like over 5 or 10 years.
If you live in Scotland, you can apply for an interest-free loan of up to £7,500 through Home Energy Scotland.
Finance available at a fixed 9.9% APR representative, subject to status and credit check. The amount to be financed will vary depending on the heat pump required for your property and your chosen deposit.
Representative example
10-year finance plan monthly paymentsCash price: £12,350
Government grant (BUS): £7,500
Balance: £4,850
Deposit (15%): £727.50
Credit amount: £4,122.50
Interest: £2,273.50
Total amount payable (inc. deposit): £7,123.50
Number of repayments: 120
APR: 9.9%
Monthly payment amount: £53.30
Representative example
5-year finance plan monthly paymentsCash price: £12,350
Government grant (BUS): £7,500
Balance: £4,850
Deposit (15%): £727.50
Credit amount: £4,122.50
Interest: £1,069.30
Total amount payable (inc. deposit): £5,959.30
Number of repayments: 60
APR: 9.9%
Monthly payment amount: £86.53
Important information
Finance is subject to eligibility, status, and affordability checks. UK residents aged 18 or over only.
Deposit required: minimum 15%, maximum 25%.
Prices shown include the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) grant, subject to eligibility and approval by Ofgem. We do not receive any commission or incentive for introducing you to our finance provider. You are free to choose your own finance option.
Failure to keep up with repayments may effect your credit rating.
CB Heating Ltd trading as EDF Heat Pumps is a company registered in England and Wales, Company number 09885603, Registered office, Nova North, 11 Bressenden Place, London, SW1E 5BY.
CB Heating Ltd trading as EDF Heat Pumps is also an Appointed Representative of Shermin Finance Limited, Company number 01276121, Registered office, HomeServe, Cable Drive, Walsall, England, WS2 7BN.
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, FRN 727594. Shermin Finance Limited acts as a credit broker and is not a lender - they can introduce you to a panel of finance providers and do not charge fees for their Consumer Credit services.
Operating costs
You could save up to £290 a year on your energy bills (4) if replacing an old G-rated gas boiler and could see comparable energy bills if replacing a new A-rated gas boiler. If you’re replacing old electric storage heaters, however, you could be saving £1,000 per year on your energy bills. Heat pump efficiency fluctuates throughout the year, so you should look at the average for the whole year to get an accurate figure for cost. What’s more, with heat pump tariff’s such as those from EDF, you could also make further savings (3).
The per-unit cost to run an air source heat pump can be as little as zero if the heat pump is being powered by renewable, on-property sources such as solar panels. It is however important to remember that actual costs are difficult to pin down as they depend on how the heating system is used, how well it’s been installed, the efficiency of the system, and the heat loss profile of the home.
Future proof your property
Opting to invest in a heat pump while government grants such as the Boiler Upgrade Scheme are still available is a great way to get ahead of the curve and future-proof your home.
The average effective operational life of an air source heat pump is at least 25 years. Compared to the average efficient operational life of a gas boiler of 10 years, the investment is seen by many as the perfect balance of clean, green energy, comfortable set-it-and-forget-it heat, and long-term value-building for their property. With our heat pump promise (6), we promise that if your heat pump doesn’t perform as promised, we’ll give you a refund (Terms & Conditions apply).
Investing in solar panels and domestic batteries alongside your heat pump upgrade could mean you are energy self sufficient. This not only moves you away from paying energy bills again, but could add significant value to your property. It’s far more desirable to buy a property where you won’t have to worry about paying energy bills or a cold winter.
If you want to understand more about air source heat pumps, the alternatives, and how to calculate energy costs for yourself, and what exactly a kilowatt or a kilowatt-hour is, read on!
NOTES
Indicative pricing
1. The price above reflects the £7,500 government boiler upgrade scheme and is based on our lowest priced heat pump, cylinder and controls. Your individual quote will be specific to you and your requirements may rise depending on the system required to suit your home.
Boiler upgrade scheme
2. Eligibility checks apply. Visit the UK Government website for details: https://www.gov.uk/apply-boiler-upgrade-scheme
Zero standing charges
3. Zero standing charge for 12 months. Unlock £360 in savings with EDF Energy's Heat Pump & Save Tracker tariff. https://www.edfenergy.com/heating/electric/air-source-heat-pump £164 of savings are based on a customer using Ofgem’s typical domestic consumption of 2700 kWh electricity and with heating provided by an air source heat pump with a coefficient of performance (CoP) of 3.1 providing equivalent heat to that from a 94% gas boiler using 11,500 kWh of gas. A further £196 of savings based on 0p per day electricity standing charge based on the Q2 Ofgem price cap using a regional average. Total saving of £164 + £196 = £360.
Save £260 per year
4. The Energy Saving Trust: Figures are based on fuel prices as of July 2025. Find out more about how we made these calculations. The running cost you can expect will depend on the size of your home, any heating system upgrade and any saving will also depend on the fuel type being replaced. You can expect the saving to range between old and new, depending on the age of your current heating system.. https://energysavingtrust.org.uk/advice/air-source-heat-pumps/
Efficiencies
5. Heat Pump investment roadmap, UK Government https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/heat-pump-net-zero-investment-roadmap/heat-pump-investment-roadmap-leading-the-way-to-net-zero
The Heat Pump Promise
6. With our Heat Pump Promise if your heat pump doesn’t perform as promised, we’ll give you a refund. Terms & Conditions apply https://www.cbheating.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/H3373-AW1-V3.pdf