Evolo specialises in transitioning your home heating from oil and gas to cheaper to run, low carbon air source heat pumps.
Air source heat pumps reduce your carbon footprint with greener, cleaner heating
Air source heat pumps turn 1kWh of electricity into 3.5kWh of heating and hot water
Air source heat pumps require minimal maintenance, normally just an annual service
Air source heat pumps are eligible for Government grants of up to £5000 and no VAT
Air source heat pumps work best in well insulated homes with underfloor heating, but can also be installed with standard radiators. If your home is heated by an oil-fired boiler, Evolo is the UK specialist in transitioning oil heated homes to lower carbon home heating. If an air source heat pump isn’t right for your home, a hybrid oil/heat pump solution might be the best first step in your heating evolution. Our heat pump experts will evaluate your home and recommend the best solution.
Watch the installation of a hybrid air source heat pump system for an off-grid home.
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With an all-electric heat pump, you no longer need to use oil or gas for heating your home, and with a hybrid heat pump, you reduce oil or gas consumption by up to 80%. An air-source heat pump can be the first step on your journey to making your home more sustainable.
The air source heat pump uses energy from the air and electricity to heat a home. Heating a home with oil or gas causes the greenhouse gas CO₂ to enter the atmosphere, contributing to global warming. With an air source heat pump, the house is (for a large part) heated with renewable energy, and you use less or no oil or gas, thus reducing your CO₂ emissions.
In the long term, heat pumps are often cheaper than high-efficiency boilers. Heat pumps are more expensive to purchase than high-efficiency boilers. But if the installation is well designed, the energy consumption is considerably lower. That is why a heat pump is often cheaper in the long run. The price of a heat pump installation is not easy to calculate because it depends on the situation in your home and your wishes with regard to comfort (which areas must always be warm and how much hot tap water is needed). Contact one of our experts here to understand the potential solution and costs needed to transition your home to sustainable energy.
A heat pump indoor unit takes up a little more space than a traditional central heating boiler. If you opt for an all-electric variant, you must install a water cylinder next to the heat pump for hot tap water (for showering, baths etc.). Moreover, with an outside air source heat pump, there is always an outside part that takes up around 1 m².