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Accredited heat pump installers in the South West
Air source heat pump installation across the South West, for homes in Exeter, Plymouth, Torquay, Truro, Taunton, Bath, and surrounding areas.
Start to finish service plus aftercare from local experts, chosen by OVO
Certified installers of Vaillant, Viessmann, Mitsubishi, Daikin, and more
Get a cost estimate, survey, and bespoke design for your South West home
Where we install heat pumps in the South West
Expert air source heat pump installations across the South West’s towns and villages
Exeter (EX)
Covering Crediton, Exmouth, Cullompton, Topsham, and nearby areas.
See heat pump install costsPlymouth (PL)
Covering Torpoint, Saltash, Devonport, Plymstock, and surrounding communities.
See heat pump install costsTorquay (TQ)
Covering Paignton, Brixham, Newton Abbot, and the wider English Riviera.
See heat pump install costsTruro (TR)
Covering Falmouth, Redruth, Camborne, St Austell, and nearby Cornish towns.
See heat pump install costsBath (BA)
Covering Keynsham, Midsomer Norton, Frome, and nearby Somerset towns.
See heat pump install costsHeat pump benefits
Heat pumps last longer than a boiler
Works for over 20 years compared to a modern boiler which works for 10 to 15 years on average¹.
4x more efficient than a gas boiler
More heat using less energy, saving you money. Plus a heat pump runs on electricity not gas, helping cut carbon².
Warmth you can count on, year round
A heat pump keeps your home just as warm as a gas boiler, whatever the weather³.
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