Heat pump installers in Wales
Warmer Welsh Homes, Lower Carbon Heating
Air source heat pump installation across South, Mid and West Wales, fitted by a local renewable energy team who understand homes, heating and the weather here.
Practical home heating
Is a Heat Pump Right for Your Home?
A good heat pump installation starts with the property, not the product. During a survey we look at insulation, radiator sizes, hot water needs, outdoor unit position and how you actually use the house.
Homes Moving Away From Oil or LPG
Many rural homes in Wales still rely on oil or LPG. A heat pump can remove fuel deliveries and give you steady heating, but the design needs to suit the building.
Modernising Older Heating
If your boiler is ageing, we’ll check whether your radiators, pipework and hot water cylinder are ready for lower temperature heating or need upgrades.
Planning Home Electrification
Heat pumps work well alongside solar panels, battery storage and EV chargers. We can talk through the bigger picture without pushing work you don’t need.
Simple explanation
How an Air Source Heat Pump Works
An air source heat pump takes heat from the outside air and uses it to warm your home and hot water. It can still work in cold weather, but the system has to be sized and installed properly.
The process
What Happens When You Ask Us About a Heat Pump?
Most homeowners ask the same sensible questions: will it keep us warm, where will the unit go, what will it cost, and what work needs doing inside? We’ll talk through all of that before you commit.
Home Survey
We check the property, heat loss, access, current heating and the likely outdoor unit location.
Clear Design
You get a practical recommendation, including any radiator, cylinder or pipework changes needed.
Grant Support
Where funding is available, we’ll explain the process clearly and help with the paperwork.
Clean Installation
Our team installs the system, sets up controls and explains how to use it properly.
Funding and costs
Heat Pump Grants and Honest Pricing
Some homes may be eligible for government support towards an air source heat pump installation. Eligibility, scheme rules and the final cost depend on the property and the heating design.
We won’t give a made-up price before seeing the home. A survey lets us check what’s needed, whether the system is suitable, and whether any grant support applies.
What affects the quote?
Common concerns
Questions Welsh Homeowners Often Ask
Will it keep us warm?
Yes, when the design is right. We look at heat loss, radiator output and controls so the system is set up for the home, not just installed from a brochure.
Where does the unit go?
We’ll consider airflow, access, neighbours, windows and how visible the unit will be. The best location is practical as well as tidy.
Will it be noisy?
Modern units are designed to run quietly, but placement still matters. We’ll discuss noise levels and siting during the survey.
Local coverage
Heat Pump Installation Across South, Mid and West Wales
We install heat pumps for homes across Swansea, Neath, Llanelli, Cardiff, Carmarthen and surrounding Welsh communities. Local access, weather exposure and property age all shape the advice we give.
Home surveys for city, coastal and rural properties around Swansea and nearby villages.
Practical heating advice for homes moving away from older boilers or oil heating.
Air source heat pump design for family homes, bungalows and renovated properties.
Clear guidance for homeowners considering low carbon heating alongside solar or battery storage.
Local support for rural homes where fuel deliveries and heating reliability are common concerns.
Why Celtic Green Energie
Renewable Energy Advice From a Local Welsh Team
We’re not just heating installers. Celtic Green Energie also works with solar panels, battery storage and EV chargers, so we can look at how your home uses energy as a whole.
Free home survey
Ask Us About a Heat Pump for Your Home
Tell us a little about your property and current heating. We’ll come back to you with sensible next steps and arrange a survey if a heat pump looks worth exploring.
Already thinking about solar panels, battery storage or EV charging? Mention it in the form and we’ll include it in the conversation.
FAQs
Heat Pump Questions
How much does a heat pump cost in Wales?
It depends on the property, heat loss, radiator requirements, hot water setup and access. We’ll give a fixed quote after a survey rather than guessing from a postcode.
Can a heat pump heat my home in winter?
Yes, if it is designed correctly for the home. The survey checks heat loss, insulation and emitter sizes so the system can cope with normal winter heating demand.
Do I need new radiators?
Sometimes. Heat pumps often work at lower flow temperatures than older boilers, so some radiators may need upgrading. We’ll check this before quoting.
Where can the outdoor unit be installed?
It needs clear airflow, service access and sensible placement for noise and appearance. We’ll review suitable locations during the survey.
Do heat pumps work with solar panels?
They can work well in the same home. Solar generation may help support electrical loads during the day, and battery storage can also be worth discussing depending on your usage.
Will I still have hot water?
Yes. A heat pump system can provide hot water, usually with a suitable cylinder. We’ll check your current setup and explain what needs to change.
Is planning permission needed?
Many domestic air source heat pump installations fall under permitted development, but listed buildings, flats, conservation areas and unusual placements may need checks.
How long does installation take?
It varies by property and the amount of internal work required. A straightforward installation may be quicker, while radiator, cylinder or pipework changes add time.
Ready to Talk Through Your Heating?
Book a free home survey and we’ll give you clear advice on whether a heat pump is right for your property.