Free personalised heat pump estimate
Get Your Heat Pump Quote Online
Use our free online estimator to see your likely heat loss, suitable heat pump options, estimated running costs and available grant support—all based on your home and local North East climate.
Step 1
Find your property
Start typing your address. We’ll use the property and postcode to build the first estimate.
Gathering data
Analysing your home digitally
We found your property
Does this look right?
One quick grant check
Your EPC suggests . Does the property have a mains gas connection or gas meter point?
Estimated design heat loss
Useful for instant system selection. Final MCS sizing follows the room-by-room design.
No EPC found
No problem — we can still build an estimate
Answer a few quick questions. We’ll use building-age defaults, your postcode climate and the details below.
Climate & property model
Why this estimate is specific to your home
We combine the property with local design conditions rather than using one generic UK winter temperature.
Fabric / degree-day model
—Annualised from design heat loss, local design temperature and degree days.
EPC energy cross-check
—Uses EPC energy information where the certificate exposes a usable annual value.
Working annual space-heating demand
—Used for space-heating running-cost estimates and confidence checking.
System optimisation
Efficiency versus disruption
Lower flow temperatures can improve seasonal efficiency but may require more radiator upgrades. The final room-by-room design confirms the actual emitter changes.
Heat pump position
How far will it be from the existing boiler or plant area?
This adds a sensible pipe-route allowance without pretending the online estimate can inspect the route.
Savings, running costs & smart tariffs
How could your heating costs change?
Compare the estimated cost of your existing fuel with the selected heat pump, then see how a heat-pump tariff and sensible scheduling could reduce it further.
Supplier availability and rates vary by region and change over time. The configured review date is shown alongside each tariff.
Your estimated heat pump
Choose your preferred system
We match the smallest available unit that meets the estimated load at the local design temperature, then let you compare the systems that suit your home.
Hot water
Choose your cylinder arrangement
Estimated plan
Your personalised Enerus estimate
Your estimated heat pump price
Digital estimate only. Final specification and fixed price follow survey and room-by-room design.
Save your estimate
We’ll email you a branded PDF copy of this estimate, plus a link that brings you back here with your selections ready to continue.
Request your design consultation
Send us the estimate and your contact details. We’ll have the full calculation breakdown when we contact you.
Estimate sent
Thanks — we have everything we need to start.
A member of the Enerus team will contact you to discuss the digital estimate and the next design stage.
A clearer place to start
Your Online Heat Pump Quote Estimate
A heat pump quote should reflect the home it is designed for. The Enerus estimator uses information about your property, current heating system and local climate to give you a useful first indication of system size, installation cost and potential running costs.
Built around your property
Rather than relying on bedroom count alone, the estimator considers available property information, floor area, building age, heating fuel and regional design conditions. Where an EPC record is available, it can help cross-check the initial calculation.
A useful estimate before survey
You can compare suitable heat pump options, cylinder arrangements, likely installation costs and indicative running costs before deciding whether to proceed to professional design. There is no obligation to continue.
More than a headline price
What Your Estimate Considers
The result brings together the main choices that influence an air source heat pump quote, so you can see where the likely cost comes from.
Estimated heat loss
An initial indication of how much heat your home may require during colder North East conditions.
Suitable heat pumps
Real equipment options matched against the estimated load rather than one generic product for every home.
Hot-water cylinder
Cylinder choices based on household requirements, available space and whether an existing cylinder may be suitable.
System efficiency
How design flow temperature and the level of heating-system improvement could affect seasonal efficiency.
Radiator allowances
An initial allowance for emitter changes where lower flow temperatures may require increased radiator output.
Pipe route
A sensible allowance based on the likely distance between the outdoor unit and the existing plant area.
Running costs
An indicative comparison using property demand, current fuel and the efficiency of the selected heat pump.
Grant support
A check of the Boiler Upgrade Scheme support that may apply, subject to eligibility and final system design.
Clear about what happens next
How Accurate Is an Online Heat Pump Quote?
A property-specific starting point
The online result is designed to be more useful than a broad national price range. It uses the information available digitally and the choices you make during the estimate to produce a tailored indication.
It can help you understand whether a heat pump is financially realistic and which type of system may suit your home before arranging the next stage.
Not a substitute for final design
Your final written quotation is produced after the property and heating system have been assessed properly. This protects you from a system being selected on insufficient information.
- Room-by-room heat-loss calculation
- Radiator and emitter assessment
- Hot-water demand and cylinder sizing
- Outdoor-unit position and noise assessment
- Pipework, electrical supply and controls review
Understanding the final figure
What Affects a Heat Pump Installation Quote?
Two similar-looking homes can need very different heating systems. These are the factors most likely to change the final quotation.
Property heat loss
Floor area matters, but insulation, glazing, exposed walls, air movement and required room temperatures all affect the heat needed.
Radiators and flow temperature
Existing radiators are assessed room by room. Some may be suitable, while others may need increasing in size to deliver enough heat efficiently.
Hot-water requirements
The number of occupants, bathrooms and expected hot-water use influence the cylinder size and proposed system arrangement.
Existing pipework
Pipe sizes, system layout, condition and available flow rates must be checked rather than assumed from the age of the property.
Outdoor-unit location
Access, pipe distance, drainage, airflow, maintenance clearances and noise considerations can all affect the proposed installation.
Electrical and control work
The design may include electrical upgrades, new controls and integration with the rest of the heating and hot-water system.
From estimate to installation
What Happens After Your Heat Pump Estimate?
Step 1 of 4
Complete Your Online Estimate
Enter your address and answer a few questions about the property and existing heating. The tool will build an initial estimate and show suitable system options, likely running costs and available grant support.
- No generic bedroom-only calculation
- Compare real heat pump options
- Save your result and choose whether to continue
Step 2 of 4
Arrange a Home Assessment
If the estimate looks suitable, Enerus can review your home, current heating system and what you want to achieve. This is where practical details that cannot be confirmed online are checked.
- Discuss comfort and hot-water needs
- Review plant and outdoor-unit locations
- Identify any obvious installation constraints
Step 3 of 4
Complete the Heat Pump Design
The system is designed using room-by-room heat loss, emitter requirements, hot-water demand and the selected operating temperatures. This determines what the property genuinely needs.
- Room-by-room heat-loss calculation
- Radiator and pipework assessment
- Equipment and control specification
Step 4 of 4
Receive a Clear Written Quotation
You receive the recommended system, proposed scope of work and final price based on the completed assessment and design. Any applicable grant is shown clearly rather than treated as automatic.
- Specified heat pump and cylinder
- Agreed heating-system improvements
- Clear installation scope and next steps
Designed properly, installed locally
Why Request Your Heat Pump Quote From Enerus?
Enerus is a North East heating company with a design-first approach. We look at the complete heating system—not only the outdoor unit—before recommending equipment or presenting a final proposal.
MCS-certified
Your system is designed and installed through the appropriate MCS process, including support with an eligible Boiler Upgrade Scheme application.
Whole-system thinking
Heat pump performance depends on heat loss, emitters, pipework, controls, hot water and commissioning working together as one system.
Local experience
Our estimates consider North East conditions and the wide variety of homes found across cities, coastal towns and rural off-gas areas.
Common questions
Heat Pump Quote FAQs
Is the online heat pump estimate free?
Yes. You can use the Enerus estimator to explore an indicative system and cost without committing to an installation. You decide whether to submit your details or request the next stage.
Is the online result a fixed heat pump quotation?
No. It is a personalised preliminary estimate based on the information available online. A fixed written quotation requires a property assessment and completed system design so the equipment and installation scope can be confirmed.
How long does the heat pump quote estimator take?
Most homeowners can complete it in a few minutes. Having an accurate address and a general understanding of the property, current heating fuel and hot-water arrangement will help.
Does the estimate include the Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant?
The estimator checks the grant support that may apply based on the information provided. Eligibility and the final amount must still be confirmed through the current scheme requirements and the proposed MCS installation.
Will I need to replace every radiator?
Not necessarily. Each room needs enough radiator or underfloor-heating output at the proposed water temperature. Some existing radiators may be suitable, while others may need upgrading. The final answer comes from the room-by-room design.
Can older or rural homes use a heat pump?
Many can, including properties currently heated by oil, LPG or direct electricity. Suitability depends on the individual building, required heat output, heating system and available installation options—not its age or floor area alone.
Which areas does Enerus cover?
Enerus provides heat pump design and installation across Northumberland, Newcastle, North Tyneside, County Durham, Sunderland, Darlington, Teesside and surrounding North East areas.
Ready to see what your home may need?
Return to the estimator and get your personalised starting point.