Heat Pump FAQs
A heat pump installation is a big commitment, so you’ll want to get it right! But with
If you’ve decided that now is the time for a new heating system – you might be wondering what’s involved.
With boilers lasting between 10-15 years, it may have been a very long time since you last went through a boiler installation process – if ever! But don’t worry, The Heating People are here to help!
We’ve put together this handy guide to explain everything you need to know about our process, from your first contact with us, to each of the tasks involved. This will help you to know what to expect, and what you’re actually paying for.
A new boiler or heat pump installation involves many tasks. These cover the lead up to the installation and the installation itself. Although all homes and heating systems are different, this is a rough guide to all of the tasks and work included in the cost of a boiler installation with The Heating People:
1. First contact
Once you’ve decided that The Heating People are the right installers for you, you’ll need to contact one of our friendly team to get started. You can choose to contact us through our website; social media; telephone; or by email. We’ll ask you some simple questions about your current system and what you’re hoping to achieve with your new one. If you want a heat pump, you will need a discovery call with our resident expert Liam, prior to a site visit.
2. Survey
During your survey, your expert engineer will attend at the time and date agreed, to carry out a survey of your home. Your engineer will take technical measurements such as water flow rate, and will measure your home for an estimated heat loss calculation.
3. Quotation
Following the survey of your home, The Heating People will send you a fixed price quotation, with options to allow you to choose a heating system that’s right for you. Once you’re happy, you can confirm acceptance of your quotation either by clicking the acceptance button on your quotation or by contacting us by email or by phone.
4. Booking
Once you’ve decided you want to go ahead with the works in your quotation, we’ll arrange a convenient date to complete the work. We’ll send you an email confirmation of your booking and an SMS reminder of your booking the day before your installation.
5. Arrival of the engineer at your home
Once your heating engineer arrives to install your new boiler, they will discuss the planned work, to ensure that everyone is happy with the plans. They will explain where they will need access to, and for how long, so that you can plan your day. Your engineer will put down floor coverings in all work areas and transit routes, so that you can rest assured that your carpets will be protected from any debris.
6. Completion of work
Your engineer will install your new heating system and controls and accessories as agreed.
7. Commissioning of the system
Your engineer will fill; test; set to work; and commission your system before completing a handover with you when all the work is complete.
Here at The Heating People, we are committed to keeping the customer at the heart of everything we do.
For this reason we have developed our customer charter, which sets out the standards of service you can expect from us.
Our Customer Service commitments are:
Through this charter we will provide the best value service equally to all our customers, and measure ourselves on how well we meet our commitments. We welcome your feedback and suggestions on every aspect of our service.
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