Clean, Reliable &
Future-Proof Heating

The Eco Friendly Efficient Choice: Harness the air to power your home with high-efficiency, low-carbon heating and hot water.

Upgrade your home with the £7,500 boiler scheme.

Take advantage of the government grant to make switching to an energy-efficient heat pump more affordable than ever. Not only can you significantly reduce your ongoing energy bills, but you’ll also improve your home’s efficiency and boost its long-term value. It’s a smart, future-proof investment – get started today and see how much you could benefit.

Heat Pump Installation in Bedfordshire with Efficiency You Can Count On

An air-to-water heat pump uses heat from the outside air to provide heating and hot water for your home. It’s highly energy-efficient, helps lower energy bills, and cuts carbon emissions, making it a clean, reliable technology that supports a low-carbon, future-proof way of heating homes.

The benefits of an air source heat pump are clear.

“For every 1 kW of electricity used, it can produce up to 6 kW of heat. Wow.”

Why Should I get a Heat Pump?

In short: You get much more heat than energy you pay for, making air source heat pumps a smart, efficient choice.

Low Running Costs

Very low running costs compared to traditional heating systems.

Lower Carbon Emissions

Most of the heat comes from renewable energy in the air.

Exceptional Efficiency

Exceptional energy efficiency, making the most of the electricity you use.

All-in-One System

Heating and hot water provided from one single, efficient system.

Future-Ready

Ideal for homes moving away from fossil fuels to cleaner energy.

Save with grants. Add home value

With the £7,500 government boiler upgrade scheme installing a heatpump is more affordable than ever, while improving your homes efficiency and boosting value.

Need to speak to us?

We aim to respond to all enquiries the same day during normal business hours. You can still send us a message anytime outside these hours – we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

Assessment & Funding

Every CosyHome installation is completed with care, attention to detail, and respect for your home, & your wallet.

  • Essential Home Visit: To provide an accurate heat pump quote, a heat loss calculation is essential. This assesses how much heat your home loses through walls, windows, floors, and ventilation.

  • Correct Sizing: We ensure the heat pump is correctly sized for efficient, comfortable heating and hot water.

  • Government Grants: A properly designed system may also qualify for the UK government heat pump grant, which helps reduce the upfront installation cost.

FAQs

Below, we’ve answered some of the most common questions we get asked about heat pump installations.

We specialise in air‑source heat pumps for domestic properties.

Yes, potentially you can save £100s annually on your heating bills depending what system you are replacing.

We carry out a detailed site survey assessing insulation levels, radiator sizes, and property layout to ensure suitability and efficiency.

Modern air‑source heat pumps are very quiet – comparable to a standard refrigerator. We position units carefully to keep noise impact minimal.

Depending on your property and location, you may qualify for schemes such as the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS). We can advise you on eligibility and assist with applications.

Most domestic installations fall under Permitted Development, but listed or conservation‑area properties may require permission. We’ll confirm this during your survey.

Yes, modern air source heat pumps are designed to operate efficiently even when temperatures drop to -20°C or lower.

The outdoor unit requires a clear area with good airflow, typically in a garden or on an external wall. They also require an indoor hot water cylinder suitable for an ASHP

While gas is currently cheaper per unit than electricity, a heat pump’s high efficiency (300-400%) can lead to similar or lower annual costs, especially when paired with a specialist heat pump energy tariff.

Yes, upgrading to an energy-efficient system can improve your home’s Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating, which is increasingly attractive to buyers.

Both systems require an annual professional service. For heat pumps, you should also keep the outdoor unit clear of leaves and debris to maintain airflow.