Every MCS-certified heat pump installer in the UK, in one place.
Browse 2,215 active installers by region. 1,645 of them are approved under the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, so you can claim the £7,500 grant on your installation.
Find an installer near you
Numbers show MCS-certified heat pump installers operating in each region. An installer can cover more than one region.
Choose the right heat pump type
There are five heat pump technologies installed in UK homes. Each has its own benefits, disadvantages and ideal use case. Pick a type to read in detail.
Air source (ASHP)
The UK's dominant heat pump type. Outdoor unit, eligible for £7,500 BUS, suits most homes.
Ground source (GSHP)
Higher efficiency, no outdoor unit, premium up-front cost. For rural homes with grounds.
Water source (WSHP)
Highest seasonal efficiency. For properties near a river, lake or aquifer.
Exhaust air (EAHP)
Pulls heat from extract air. Only for airtight MVHR new-builds.
Hybrid
Heat pump + retained boiler. Not BUS-eligible. Niche cases only.
Compare all types →
Side-by-side: cost, SCOP, BUS eligibility, what each one is best for.
What MCS certification actually means
Quality scheme
MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) is the UK quality mark for installers of small-scale renewable energy systems, including heat pumps. Certification is checked against engineering and customer-protection standards.
Grant eligibility
You can only claim the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant in England and Wales if your installer is MCS-certified. The Home Energy Scotland grant has similar requirements.
Independent listing
Every installer here appears on the public MCS register. We don't charge for listings. The data refreshes from the public register; see the disclaimer for our update cadence.
Guides & explainers
Plain-English answers to the questions homeowners ask before installing.
Air, ground, water: which heat pump type?
The differences between ASHP, GSHP and WSHP, with typical UK costs and which property each suits.
Heat pump costs in 2026
What a heat pump actually costs to buy and install across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, with worked examples.
The £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme
Who qualifies, what evidence you need, how the installer claims the grant on your behalf.
How to choose an installer
The seven questions to ask before signing a contract, and the red flags that mean walk away.
Heat pump vs gas boiler
Honest comparison of cost, comfort, retrofit complexity and running cost over a 15-year horizon.
Heat pump running costs
What a heat pump costs to run on the current Ofgem price cap, and how SCOP affects the figure.
What installation actually involves
From survey to commissioning: timeline, disruption and what a competent installer will do.
FAQ
Noise, performance in winter, hot water, radiators vs underfloor, planning permission, and more.
How we built this directory
Find Heat Pump is a static, independently-maintained directory of every MCS-certified heat pump installer in the UK. Listings come from the public MCS register; we don't add, prioritise or remove installers in exchange for payment. There are no sponsored placements.
We don't write reviews of installers and we don't have a lead-generation form. You contact installers directly using the details on their MCS-register profile. The directory is updated periodically from the source register.
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