Become a heat pump installer and grow your business by 20%
Thinking about giving renewables a try? Great! Now’s the time to get started with heat pumps, and here’s why.
1. The heat pump market is growing 20% per year
2. No fossil fuels in new builds from 2025
3. You already have the skills
Heat pumps are simple to install
An air source heat pump isn’t too dissimilar to install to a boiler. No specialist tools are required and you don’t need a FGAS certificate.
Nu-Heat takes care of the installation considerations – like where to locate the heat pump – as part of the design process and we also provide MCS support, needed for Boiler Upgrade Scheme applications.
There are 5 key install elements:
1. Flow and return connection
2. Power supply
3. Controls
4. Unvented hot water cylinder
5. Buffer tank
Nu-Heat’s heat pump design and supporting paperwork is brilliantly comprehensive.
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Install to MCS standards with Nu-Heat
Not MCS Registered? Don’t worry. We help hundreds of heating engineers to install heat pumps every year – without the additional time or cost of being certified yourself – with our unique MCS support package.
As an experienced MCS accredited company, we can take care of the detailed design and paperwork required for MCS, so you can focus on the installation. This includes:
Bespoke heat pump design, including docking drawings
On-site commissioning and homeowner handover support
Completing MCS paperwork and providing the certificate
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Grow Your Business with Heat Pumps
New to heat pumps? Find out how to get started and the support available by watching our popular webinar.
About Nu-Heat
Nu-Heat is proud to be the most experienced integrated heat pump and underfloor heating specialist in the country.
As an MCS accredited company, we know what it takes to design an efficient heat pump system that effectively heats a home whilst keeping running costs low.
Award-winning service
Bespoke heating design
Lifetime technical support
MCS accredited supplier
Feel the difference with Nu-Heat
Information taken from the following sources: BSRIA; Heat Pump Association; European Heat Pump Association; NIBE; Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology
