Ground Source
Heat Pumps
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Efficient, discreet & built to last
Heat Centre specialises in the design and installation of ground source heat pump systems for new-build and premium properties. Ideal for homes with outdoor space, these systems harness natural heat from the ground to deliver consistent, low-carbon heating and hot water all year round.
We work closely with developers, architects, and homeowners to integrate ground source technology seamlessly into your build—ensuring optimal performance, MCS compliance, and long-term savings. Whether you’re planning a Grand Designs-style home or a future-ready family residence, our expert team delivers bespoke solutions tailored to your site and lifestyle.
Sustainable comfort, from the ground up.
1. High Energy Efficiency
- GSHPs use the stable temperature of the ground to transfer heat, making them 500% to 600% more efficient compared to traditional boilers.
2. Lower Running Costs
- GSHPs use the stable temperature of the ground to transfer heat, making them 300–500% efficient compared to traditional boilers.
- For every unit of electricity used, they can deliver 3–5 units of heat.
3. Renewable & Sustainable
- They rely on natural heat stored in the earth, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
- This helps cut carbon emissions, supporting net-zero goals.
4. Long Life Span
- Underground pipework can last 50+ years, and the heat pump unit typically lasts 20–25 years, making it a long-term investment.
5. Consistent Performance
- Unlike air source heat pumps, GSHPs are not affected by outdoor temperature fluctuations, providing reliable heating even in cold climates.
6. Cooling Capabilities
- Many GSHP systems can provide passive cooling in summer by circulating cooler ground temperatures indoors.
7. Eligible for Incentives
- In the UK, GSHP installations may qualify for schemes like the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), offering grants to offset upfront costs.
8. Ideal for Large or High-End Properties
- Particularly suited for Grand Designs-style homes, rural estates, and properties with land for ground loops or boreholes or access to a water source such as river, large pond, or lake
