Heat Pump Installation in Kent |

The main advantage to Heat Pumps

is the fact that they move heat rather than creating it, like other methods such as burning Gas and Oil, this allows them to be highly efficient with average savings of between 40%-60% (Dependant on Heat Pump) allowing a realistic return on investment over a shorter period of time. This also removes the dependency on fossil fuels which are susceptible to alarming price fluctuations during the cold winter season when heating is needed the most. We offer heat pump installations, repairs and servicing to customers throughout Kent.

Heat Pumps are becoming an increasingly popular method for space and water heating within new build and existing properties. Despite a few misconceptions, there a number of advantages of using Heat Pumps when compared to traditional heating methods such as Gas, Oil, LPG etc.…

HEAT PUMPS IN KENT

Boilers work at around 75%-85% efficiency, which although seems good, when placed against the 300%-400% efficiency of Air and Ground Source Heat Pumps is nothing in comparison. So for every 1Kw or electrical input into the units you can expect between 3Kw-4Kw of heating output into your home, this is also known as the Co-efficient Of Performance or (COP). To get the most out of these units it’s a worth mentioning that the better insulated your property the more COP the units can run at, thus further increasing efficiency and decreasing energy bills. So should you feel that this would meet your requirements, simply give our team today who can talk you through the whole process when it comes to heat pumps. Our quality products and services are second to none, so should you require heat pumps in Kent, look no further, we can help!

HEAT PUMPS TO SUIT YOUR APPLICATION

We can help you decide which Heat Pump is best suited for your application with a free no obligation site survey and once you are happy, can supply and install this energy efficient technology which on average will pay for itself on average within 7 years and has a life expectancy of 25 years with minimal maintenance unlike the 14 years life expectancy for modern boilers. For more information on our heat pumps, simply call a member of our team who will be more than happy to help.

HEAT PUMPS FOR SWIMMING POOLS

Air Force 1 (England) can Service, Repair, Maintain and Install any make and model Heat Pumps for both indoor, outdoor domestic and commercial swimming pools including pool room De-Humidifiers.

Whether your pool room or spa is new or been running for years, annual servicing of Heat Pumps is a must, this ensures the units are working as efficiently and cost effectively as possible. Well maintained Heat Pumps have a life expectancy of 25 years or more, and is the most cost effective way of keeping your pool the temperature you require.

We also work closely with Pool Maintenance companies who can check and perform adjustments with your pH levels and chemicals, sand changes for pool filters, performance checks on water pumps and all other aspects of your plant room equipment Modern Heat Pumps have the ability to be able to work all year round even with ambient air temperatures as low as -10 Degrees Celsius. Whatever your needs with the right calculations we can help you decide the right equipment for your desired application

Should you required any further assistance regarding our heat pumps services in Kent, simply contact our team today who will be more than happy to help.

Choose Air Force Uk for Heat Pump Installations in Kent

We can install heat pumps in a range of properties throughout Kent. Our team of experienced engineers have all the skills and knowledge needed to ensure you end up with a heat pump that meets your requirements. From geothermal to water and much more, we have all your heat pump needs covered. Whether it’s heat pump installation, repair or servicing you can count on Air Force 1 (England) for heat pumps in Kent.

We also offer our Heat Pump services to clients throughout London.

Frequently Asked Questions About Heat Pumps

What type of heat pump do I need?

There are three main types of heat pumps available these are geothermal heat pumps, air to air heat pumps and water source heat pumps. When it comes to heat pump systems we can advise on the best type for your requirements. The most common type is the air source heat pump which transfers heat between your building and the outside air.

Why isn’t my heat pump cooling?

When your heat pump isn’t cooling, then the first thing to do is to make sure your air filter is clean. If this doesn’t resolve the problem then be sure to get in touch with Air Force 1 (England) and we’ll be happy to provide you with a heat pump repair.

Why do heat pumps run constantly?

One of the most common reasons for the heat pump to run constantly at a set rate is the thermostat being set incorrectly. Electric heat pumps are designed to run consistently, but when set correctly they should kick in and turn off automatically when the temperature drops or raises above a certain level.

When should heat pumps be serviced?

Regular heat pump servicing can help to avoid repairs being needed or breakdowns from happening. We offer servicing for a number of heat pump air conditioners including geothermal heating, ground source heat pumps and many more. We can service all makes and models of heat pumps.

What’s the difference between air source, electric, water and geothermal?

Ground source heat pumps (geothermal) transfer heat to or from the ground. It uses the earth as a heat source in the winter and as a heat sink during the summer. Water source heat pumps take in water from an external water source and a compressor heats it up, the heat exchanger will make the fluid suitable for use around your property providing you with hot water to power things such as heating. Air source heat pumps is a system which transfers heat from outside to inside the building and vice versa. Electric heat pumps use electricity to move heat from one place to another instead of generating heat directly. Therefore making them more energy efficient.

Heat Pump Installation in Kent