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A heat pump isn’t a plug-and-play appliance. It’s a carefully designed system that must be tailored to your home, your heating needs, and your lifestyle. That’s why finding the right installer is just as important as choosing the right heat pump.
Get it right, and you’ll have a system that runs efficiently, cuts your energy bills, and keeps you comfortable for decades. Get it wrong, and you could be left with poor performance, unnecessary costs, and a lot of frustration.
So before you sign on the dotted line, it’s worth asking some important questions, the kind that reveal whether your installer really knows their stuff and has your best interests at heart. In this blog, we’ll show you exactly what to ask, what good service should look like, and the red flags to avoid.
What good service should look like
You’ll know a quality installer when you see one. They’ll:
Accreditations to check for
Before you commit, check that your installer is backed by these key quality marks:
MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme): Essential for funding and proof of quality.
RECC (Renewable Energy Consumer Code): Ensures fair, ethical selling and consumer protection.
SNIPEF (Scottish and Northern Ireland Plumbing Employers’ Federation): A recognised trade association that accredits plumbing and heating professionals in Scotland, ensuring members meet high standards of technical competence, safety, and professionalism.
Choosing the right installer is just as important as choosing the right heat pump
This isn’t just a heating upgrade, it’s a transformation of your home’s energy system. The right installer will help you make the most of it, guiding you with care, clarity, and professionalism from start to finish.
So don’t be afraid to ask questions. Take your time. And choose someone who makes you feel informed and confident every step of the way. Get it right, and a heat pump isn’t just efficient, it can completely transform the way you heat your home.
To discuss your home heating system and heat pump project get in touch with our team today.