Efficient home heating with an air-source heat pump
Low-carbon heating and hot water all year, at a lower running cost than old electric and oil systems. TSA designs and installs heat pumps across Teesside, and we handle the grant paperwork for you.
How it works
Heating from the air, even in winter
An air-source heat pump extracts warmth from the outside air, even when it’s cold, and uses it to heat your home and hot water. For every unit of electricity it uses, it delivers three or more units of heat, which is what makes it so efficient.
1
Absorbs heat from the air
A fan draws in outside air, and refrigerant absorbs its warmth, even when it is cold out.
2
Raises the temperature
A compressor boosts that heat to a useful temperature for your home.
3
Heats your home & water
The heat is transferred to your radiators, underfloor heating and hot water cylinder.
The benefits
Why homeowners are switching
01
Lower running costs
High efficiency means more heat per unit of electricity, cutting bills versus oil, LPG and direct electric.
02
£7,500 grant
Eligible homes get a substantial government grant towards installation, and we handle the paperwork.
03
Lower carbon
Cut your home’s carbon footprint with clean, electric-powered heating.
04
Heating & hot water
One efficient system covers your central heating and hot water all year.
05
Low maintenance
Few moving parts and a long service life, with simple annual servicing.
06
Future-proof
A smart move as the UK moves away from fossil-fuel heating.
Honest advice on whether it’s right for you
Is my home suitable?
Most homes are a good fit, we’ll tell you straight
Heat pumps work best alongside good insulation and correctly sized radiators or underfloor heating. During your free survey we assess your home honestly and only recommend a heat pump if it’s genuinely the right choice.
Good loft and cavity insulation to hold the heat
Space outside for the unit with airflow around it
Radiators sized for lower flow temperatures, or underfloor heating
A hot water cylinder, or space to fit one
How we work
From survey and grant to a warm home
STEP 1
Free home survey
We assess your home, heat loss and hot water needs in detail.
STEP 2
Design & grant check
A properly sized design, clear quote and confirmed grant eligibility.
STEP 3
Professional install
Fitted to standard by accredited engineers, tidily and on schedule.
STEP 4
Aftercare & servicing
Commissioning, handover and ongoing servicing to keep it efficient.
“My worry was that I’d hire some cowboys… The whole bunch of lads were top notch guys, they offered me the solutions, explained the pros and cons and came up with a solution that would be as discrete as possible. The lads did a fantastic job, at a brilliant price. Good honest guys, I’d recommend them to anyone that is looking for air conditioning or under floor heating.”
JG
James Grafton
Air conditioning, new build home
“Found this company to be professional and very knowledgeable when I enquired about underfloor heating in my bungalow. Explained everything and even advised the best way to go about the install, can’t recommend enough.”
JW
Jason Webster
Underfloor heating, bungalow
Your questions answered
Heat pump FAQs
What is the £7,500 grant?
The government Boiler Upgrade Scheme offers eligible homeowners in England and Wales a grant of £7,500 towards the cost of installing an air-source heat pump. We confirm your eligibility and handle the application as part of your project.
Will a heat pump keep my home warm in winter?
Yes. A correctly sized and installed heat pump keeps your home comfortable throughout a British winter. The key is a proper survey and design, which is exactly what we do before quoting.
Are heat pumps cheaper to run than my current heating?
For most homes replacing old electric, LPG or oil heating, running costs are lower thanks to their high efficiency. We will give you a realistic estimate for your home at survey.
Do I need new radiators?
Sometimes. Heat pumps run at lower flow temperatures, so a few radiators may need upsizing, or underfloor heating works very well. We assess this during the survey and include it in your quote.
How much space does it need?
The outdoor unit is roughly the size of an air conditioning condenser and sits outside against a wall or on the ground with airflow around it. We will find the best position during your survey.
Is it noisy?
Modern heat pumps are quiet, producing a low hum similar to a fridge. We position units carefully to keep sound to a minimum for you and your neighbours.
Check your grant eligibility & get a quote
Tell us about your home and we’ll arrange a free survey, confirm whether you qualify for the £7,500 grant and handle the paperwork for you.