Efficient heating, all year round
Air-to-water heat pumps replace your oil or gas boiler with a system that's up to 4× more efficient. They heat your home, your hot water and even your towel rails — using a small amount of electricity to move heat from the outside air.

Why it pays off
Grant Available
SEAI Heat Pump Grant up to €6,500 (or €12,500 as part of One Stop Shop upgrade)
Whisper-quiet outdoor unit, integrates with radiators or underfloor heating.
Insulated cylinder included for fast, reliable hot water.
We carry out the technical assessment required for the SEAI grant.
Zone control from your phone for maximum comfort and savings.
Who it's for
Our process
SEAI-required survey — heat loss calculation, BER check, radiator sizing review. Included free.
Attic and cavity insulation grants often combined for maximum efficiency and grant value.
We apply for €6,500 (standalone) or up to €12,500 (One Stop Shop with insulation).
Outdoor unit + indoor cylinder, radiator upgrades if required, controls and commissioning.
Post-install BER assessment triggers grant payment directly to your bank account.
Typical pricing
Heat pump cost depends on heat-loss, emitter upgrades and cylinder requirements. We give a fixed price after the free technical assessment, with the SEAI grant deducted at source.
Estimated figures only. Savings, payback, generation and running-cost numbers shown are indicative estimates, not guarantees. Actual results depend on your system size, roof orientation, shading, electricity tariff, self-consumption, grant eligibility, property condition and other factors. Contact us for a free survey and a fixed, tailored quote.
Frequently asked
Yes. Modern air-to-water heat pumps extract heat from air down to −15°C. Irish winters rarely fall below −5°C, so units run at COP 3.0+ (300% efficiency) all year.
Typical 3-bed semi: €800–€1,200/year for heating and hot water — compared with €2,200–€2,800/year for oil at current prices.
Sometimes — heat pumps run at lower flow temperatures (35–50°C vs 65–75°C for oil), so oversized rads or underfloor heating work best. We assess this in the Technical Assessment.
Around 42–48 dB(A) at 3m — quieter than a fridge. We site units away from bedroom windows and neighbour boundaries.
You can, but it's rarely worth it. A properly sized heat pump handles 100% of Irish heating demand year-round. The SEAI grant requires the fossil-fuel boiler to be disconnected.
Get a free, no-obligation quote for your heat pumps installation.
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