IMS Heat Pump installers in Derbyshire and the Peak District work on renovations and new build homes but we also retrofit air and ground source heat pumps for homeowners who want to make the switch from fossil fuels to a low carbon, renewable heating system. IMS Heat Pumps have installed ground, air and water source heat pumps for new homes and older properties including barn conversions, Grade II listed and cottages in places such as Ashbourne, Kegworth, Swarkstone. Morley, Repton, Biggin, Stanton, Tideswell, Kniveton, Monyash, Great Longstone, Tansley and Wirksworth from our base in Sheffield.
- Locations -
Heat Pump Installer in Derbyshire & the Peak District
- Over 25 years experience
- Hundreds of projects completed
- TrustMark & Gas Safe Registered
Enquire Online
In addition to our valued MCS accreditation, we work with manufacturers of high quality heat pump equipment NIBE and Vaillant. This enables us to bring the most appropriate domestic hot water and heat solutions to homeowners in Derbyshire & the Peak District. With hundreds of completed projects, you know you are in good hands as you make the transition to renewable heating.
IMS Heat Pump installers helps Derbyshire and the Peak District install renewable heat technology. We have a team of experts who simplify the process for you from the very beginning, available on-site to guide projects as they advance through different stages. We are independent, experienced, and keen to offer you our end-to-end turnkey solution; from design to installation to service & maintenance.
About Derbyshire & the Peak District
Just minutes from our Sheffield Office, the Peak District National Park lies within Derbyshire, a County of East Midlands. With a population of around 780,000 it is a largely rural area.
Chesterfield is the largest town, but with 27% of the population living in rural areas that are often off-gas grid, heat pumps can offer a low carbon, greener way of providing heating and hot water for your home. Fuel cost savings against oil, LPG, and solid fuel can also be attractive and without the hassle of arranging deliveries.
Derbyshire Council have made commitments to reduce to zero the greenhouse gasses of its own portfolio of buildings by 2032 and being carbon neutral by 2030.
Homeowners can tap into the Green Homes Grant Voucher Scheme and the Renewable Heat Incentive to help with the costs of installing heat pumps in their homes.