If you’re moving into a new build, you may have a heat pump system already installed. It’s important to familiarise yourself with the system's operation and maintenance requirements. The developers would have left the relevant paperwork with the heat pump.
You should also check the heating control to ensure it has been set up to suit your needs to maximise comfort and efficiency.
If you’re unsure how to use your new heat pump, we have lots of advice about looking after your heat pump or get in touch with us to discuss your new Vaillant heat pump system.
You should also check the heating control to ensure it has been set up to suit your needs to maximise comfort and efficiency.
If you’re unsure how to use your new heat pump, we have lots of advice about looking after your heat pump or get in touch with us to discuss your new Vaillant heat pump system.
Check that the system is correctly set up and ensure all components are working seamlessly together. It's wise to schedule a professional inspection to confirm everything is functioning optimally. Familiarise yourself with the controls and settings to maximise comfort and efficiency. Regular maintenance will keep your system running smoothly, providing you with reliable warmth and peace of mind. Enjoy the benefits of a modern heating solution that’s good for you and the environment.
The UK Government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) provides financial incentives for homeowners installing heat pumps. The scheme provides a grant of up to £7,500 to reduce the upfront cost of installation for all eligible domestic property owners in England and Wales who are looking to install a low-carbon heating system to replace traditional fossil fuel systems. Learn more about this programme and how it can benefit you here.
For those living in Scotland, there’s a different type of funding available through the Home Energy Scotland (HES) grant. There may be alternative funding available in Northern Ireland.