MCS certified and Daikin Approved engineers who design, install and repair air source and hybrid heat pumps for homes and businesses across Tyne and Wear, Northumberland, County Durham, North Yorkshire and East Yorkshire.
We install and repair air source and hybrid heat pumps for homes and businesses across the North East and Yorkshire.
Heat pumps run on the same refrigeration principles our engineers have worked with for more than 30 years. So we understand both halves of the system: the refrigerant circuit in the outdoor unit, and the heating and hot water it feeds inside.
A heat pump only works as well as it was designed. Too small, and it struggles on cold mornings. Too big, and it keeps switching on and off, wasting electricity and wearing out early.
That's why every quote starts with a survey. We size the system for the way your home actually loses heat, not a rule of thumb.
We fit air source heat pumps and hybrid systems, which pair a heat pump with a boiler. We work in new builds, stone cottages, terraces and everything in between. Many of our customers in rural North Yorkshire, Northumberland and the Durham Dales are off the gas grid and replacing oil, LPG or storage heaters.
Most homes can get £7,500 towards an air source heat pump. The grant is for homes in England and Wales replacing fossil fuel or electric heating, and only MCS certified installers like us can claim it. We check you're eligible at the survey and take the grant off your quote.
We repair air source heat pumps, whoever installed them. Most faults show up as one of a handful of symptoms, and our engineers can trace them quickly because they understand both the refrigeration and the heating side. Common faults we fix:
If your heat pump is still under warranty, we'll explain what the manufacturer needs from you. Most expect a record of yearly servicing.
We already look after refrigeration and air conditioning for businesses, where a breakdown costs money as well as comfort. We bring the same approach to commercial heat pumps:
Commercial maintenance is quoted for each site. Get in touch with details of your systems and we'll put a proposal together.
Our engineers work from ATE House in Carlin How, near Saltburn-by-the-Sea, and our office in Whitby.
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Already have a heat pump? Most manufacturers need a yearly service to keep the warranty valid. Our plans spread the cost from £19 a month and include your annual service, with a PDF report for your records. Read more about heat pump servicing.
It depends on the size of heat pump your home needs, whether any radiators need upgrading and whether you need a new hot water cylinder. We give you a written quote after surveying your home. For most homes in England and Wales, the Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant, currently £7,500, comes off that price.
Usually, if your home is in England or Wales and you are replacing a fossil fuel heating system such as oil, LPG or gas, or electric heating. The heat pump must be fitted by an MCS certified installer, which we are. We confirm your eligibility at the survey.
Most homes take a few days on site. It takes longer when several radiators or the hot water cylinder need replacing. We confirm the timescale in your quote, and you are only without heating for part of that time.
Not always. A heat pump runs at a lower water temperature than a boiler, so some rooms may need a larger radiator to stay warm. The heat loss survey shows which rooms need one, so you only replace the radiators that need it.
Yes. We repair air source heat pumps whoever installed them. Our engineers are F-Gas registered, so they can also work on the refrigerant side of the system, which many heating engineers cannot.
Yes. We install, maintain and repair heat pumps for businesses, including planned maintenance and F-Gas leak checks. We also look after commercial air conditioning and refrigeration, so one team can cover all your systems. Commercial maintenance is quoted for each site.
Yes. Air source heat pumps take heat from the outside air even when it is well below freezing, and models sold in the UK are designed for our winters. Correct sizing matters most: a system designed for your home's heat loss keeps it warm on the coldest days.
Once a year. Most manufacturers need a yearly service to keep the warranty valid, and it keeps the system running efficiently. Our heat pump servicing plans include the annual service and a PDF report for your records.