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Ground Source Heat Pump Installers in Glasgow

  • Over 25 years experience
  • Hundreds of projects completed
  • TrustMark & Gas Safe Registered
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Affordable geothermal heating

Ground-source heat pumps are helping homeowners across Glasgow reduce their carbon emissions and generate long-term savings on their energy bills.

These machines extract heat from the earth’s stable temperatures and transfer it into a property, ensuring a consistent heating supply. If you’re interested in trading in your fossil fuel-guzzling boiler for a much more sustainable heat pump, we’d love to support you.

IMS Heat Pumps has helped hundreds of residential and commercial properties across Scotland benefit from eco-friendly energy installations. Please get in touch today for a free quote.

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Save money

With countries everywhere committing to reducing carbon emissions, heat pumps are fast becoming one of the most popular low-carbon systems. Homes in Glasgow and the surrounding areas can access grants to lower installation costs. The ECO4 scheme supports low-income homes, while other homeowners can benefit from the Home Energy Scotland Grant, which gives up to £7,500 towards the cost of heat pumps.

Decades of experience

The main consideration that puts people off installing a ground-source heat pump is the complexity, but we have over two decades of experience. Whether you have a large home that can accommodate a horizontal system or need a more innovative solution, our experts are here to support you and ensure you can benefit from everything ground-source heat pumps have to offer.

New-build projects

If you’re planning a self-build project, you’ll need to make sure that your home aligns with Scotland’s Future Homes Standards. These new regulations are in place to promote low-carbon heating systems and ensure future constructions are energy efficient. We’ll work with your architect and construction team to simplify the ground-source heat pump installation process.

Transform your home today

If you’re ready to install a ground-source heat pump and look forward to long-term savings, we’d love to help. Once you contact us, our team of experts will assess your property and issue a no-obligation quote.

Self-Build & Renovation

We offer turnkey solutions to simplify project management. Our in-house engineering team provide a hassle-free single point of responsibility, minimise energy costs, maximise financial incentives, and help with full system handover and ongoing support.

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Service

We provide a cost-efficient annual service and fault call and repair service for Ground Source Heat Pumps and Air Source Heat Pumps. Our experienced qualified engineers will ensure the optimum healthy operation of yours or your client’s renewable heat system.

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Professional Partnerships

We offer a nationwide turnkey heat pump installation service, providing long-term value and peace of mind for everyone involved. If you’re an architect, developer, landowner, builder, or consulting engineer – we’re here to cover your renewable heating needs.

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FAQs

Is a ground-source heat pump suitable for my property?

Ground-source heat pumps are incredibly reliable, making them a popular solution for homes in Glasgow. However, they’re best suited to properties with a large outdoor space that can accommodate horizontal systems.

We can still use vertical boreholes if you have a small garden, but the installation can be more complex and expensive. Air-source heat pumps are suitable alternatives because they suit smaller properties and are more affordable.

Can I use my ground-source heat pump for hot water?

If you’d like to use your ground-source heat pump for hot water generation, we can install a new cylinder and ensure you won’t need to use a backup boiler. A properly designed and installed heat pump system can deliver hot water at temperatures up to 65℃.