Heat pump check

A warmer home,
lower bills.

See if your home qualifies for the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant, what size pump you’d need, and where it’d sit — without anyone setting foot on your drive.

  • BUS grant eligibility
  • System size indication
  • Outdoor-unit placement
  • Free first check
An air-source heat pump outdoor unit installed beside a UK brick wall

BUS grant

£7,500

off your install

Typical system

~8 kW

for a UK semi

What we check

The five things a real installer would ask.

We pull your EPC, read your roof and garden from satellite, and use your floorplan to size a system that suits how the home’s actually laid out.

  • BUS grant — yes or no

    Latest Ofgem rules. We flag blockers (cavity-wall insulation gaps, F/G EPC ratings, second-home rules) before you waste the installer's call.

  • System size that fits

    Peak heat demand from your floorplan + EPC fabric, not a postcode-average. Gives you the right kW range to brief installers on.

  • Where the outdoor unit lives

    We read placement candidates straight off your plan — close to a hot-water cylinder, away from the neighbour's bedroom window, with the 1 m of clear space MCS needs.

  • Hot water + radiator sizing

    Cylinder space spotted on the plan. Radiator count flagged so you know if a few will need upsizing before the pump runs efficiently.

How it works

Five minutes, no site visit.

01

Your address + a floorplan

Drag-and-drop a photo or PDF — agent listing, sale brochure, or a quick phone shot of the architect's drawing.

02

We do the survey work

EPC pulled. Floorplan read by our AI. Roof + garden checked from satellite. All cross-referenced against MCS + Ofgem rules.

03

A report your installer trusts

Pre-survey indication of grant, size, placement and any blockers — clear enough for a quote without a site visit first.

Find out if a heat pump works for your home.

Free first check. Five minutes. A report you can take straight to an MCS installer for a quote.

Start my heat pump check

Pre-survey indication only — not a final engineering assessment. England & Wales for BUS.