Heat Pump Source helps homeowners, landlords and businesses arrange annual heat pump servicing, maintenance checks and performance reviews. A service-led visit helps protect warranty records, improve efficiency and identify faults before they become expensive.
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Routine servicing for air source, ground source and water source heat pump systems.
Service documentation to support manufacturer warranty and landlord maintenance records.
Checks for airflow, controls, flow temperatures, hot water performance, pressure and visible faults.
Early signs of icing, noise, leaks, blocked filters or controls issues can be reviewed before failure.
Service records and planned maintenance support for rental homes and managed portfolios.
PPM and service planning for businesses, facilities teams and multi-site properties.
Suitable for a single service, repair enquiry or installation quote where the system and access requirements are straightforward.
Useful for landlords, businesses and managed sites that need service records, planned visits and a clearer maintenance routine.
Costs depend on system type, access, fault complexity, commercial requirements, parts, return visits and whether specialist checks are needed.
Heat pump work should be handled by competent providers using manufacturer requirements, Building Regulations and relevant low-carbon heating guidance.
Grant-funded heat pump installations normally need a MCS-certified installer. MCS indicates technical competence and recognised product standards.
MCS-certified installers are expected to be registered with an approved consumer protection scheme such as RECC or HIES.
Where refrigerant work is required, suitable F-Gas/refrigerant competence should be used.
Unvented hot water cylinders may require suitable G3 competence for inspection, controls and safety-related work.
Commercial visits may need RAMS, induction, insurance checks, access planning and handover notes for the responsible person.
Brand names are shown for identification only. Heat Pump Source is not affiliated with or endorsed by these manufacturers.
Tell us the property type, postcode, system details if known, and whether you need installation, servicing, repair or maintenance support.
Get a QuoteMost heat pumps should be serviced once a year. Commercial or high-demand systems may need additional planned maintenance visits.
A typical service checks the outdoor unit, airflow, coils, filters or strainers, pressure, controls, electrical connections, flow temperatures and hot water performance.
Often yes, subject to the system make, access, service history and the work required.
Many manufacturers require regular servicing and service records. The exact requirement depends on the product and warranty terms.