Skip to Content

Heat Pump Solutions​

Efficient, Eco-Friendly Heating for a Cosier Home

Enquire now
7 year warranty

Quality

Enjoy peace of mind with our 7 year warranty. Our Mitsubishi Heat Pump is installed by qualified and highly trained SEAI-registered installers.

SEAI grant management​

€6,500

Unlock up to €6,500 with the SEAI Grant, managed entirely by Electric Ireland Superhomes. We handle the processing and collection, so you can relax and enjoy the benefits without any stress.

Cheaper running cost

Affordable

Exclusive Smart meter plan offering significantly cheaper off peak rates reducing your running costs​.

Helping you on your journey to electrifying your home

Is your home Heat Pump ready?

Our Heat Pump solutions are ideal for homes that are constructed after 2011 and onwards or homes that were retrofitted in the past 10 years to a B2 standard or better.

Why choose a Heat Pump?

Enjoy consistent, reliable and comfortable heating, even in colder weather.

Heat Pumps use less energy compared to traditional oil and gas heating systems, saving you money on your energy bills.

Reduce your carbon emissions and contribute to a greener planet with this Eco-Friendly option.

Supporting your Net Zero Journey

At Electric Ireland, we’re dedicated to providing you with sustainable and cost-effective energy solutions. Our Heat Pump systems are designed to keep your home warm and cosy while reducing your carbon footprint and lowering your energy bills.

Enquire now

Our Heat Pump Offering

Electric Ireland Superhomes provides a range of high-performance heat pumps tailored to your home’s specific needs. Our top-quality heat pumps ensure efficient and reliable heating for a cosy home.

Our expert team guarantees a seamless installation process with minimum disruption to your daily life. Trust our professionals to install your heat pump system efficiently and effectively.

From initial consultation we offer comprehensive support. Our dedicated team is here to ensure your heat pump system operates smoothly and efficiently.

Heat Pump comparison table

SystemHeat PumpGas BoilerOil Heating
Installation CostHigherLowerLower
Running CostLowerHigherHigher
Efficiency3 x more efficientLess efficientLess efficient
Expected Lifespan20 years10-15 years10-15 years
Life Time Carbon Foot Print12 tonnes CO2 (20 years)44 tonnes CO2e (20 years)57 tonnes CO2 (20 years)
Comfort & healthMore consistent, comfortable & cosy homeQuick blasts of intermittent heatQuick blasts of intermittent heat
Heating ControlsAdaptive and predictiveBasic temperature and scheduled heatingBasic temperature and scheduled heating
Integrates with Solar & BatteriesYesNoNo
Smart Meter TariffHome Electric + Night BoostNoneNone
SEAI grant€6,500NoneNone
Increases Home's ValueYes, improves BER ratingNoNo

 

Switch to a heat pump today

Grants available

Take advantage of Heat Pump grants of up to €6,500 provided by the Government of Ireland through the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI). These grants make it more affordable to switch to an eco-friendly heating solution.

Learn more

Discover our Heat Pump Plan

Exclusive Smart meter plan to maximise your energy savings. After your installation, we’ll reach out to ensure you’re on our discounted Smart Night Boost Saver 24%​.

Learn more

Ready to make the switch?

Ready to transition to a more efficient and eco-friendly heating solution? Contact us today to learn more about our Heat Pump offering and how we can help you achieve a warmer, greener home.

Enquire now

Smart Night Boost Saver 24%​

(Electricity unit price breakdown)

RateHoursRate Incl. VAT (per kWh)
Day08:00 - 23:0027.62c
Night23:00 - 08:0013.62c
Night Boost02:00 - 04:007.99c

Our installation experts

Electric Ireland Superhomes

Electric Ireland Superhomes now offers a specialised service for well-insulated homes built from 2011. They handle everything from installation to SEAI grant, ensuring a seamless experience. Enjoy a comfortable energy efficient home with expert guidance and a quality service.

Enquire now

Heat Pump Frequently Asked Questions

Heat pumps are more costly than conventional fossil fuel boilers to purchase. However, homeowners who adopt this low carbon alternative can avail of grants to offset the additional cost. The  SEAI currently offer a grant of €6,500 towards the cost of installing a heat pump. These grants reduce the overall cost of installation.

Air source heat pump installations usually cost between €12,500 and €16,000, depending on the size and power of the heat pump, how much hot water storage you require and whether you want the heat pump to be controllable over the internet. Ground source systems range from €12,500 to €23,500, again depending on the size of heat pump, hot water cylinder and ground loop system. Because each home is unique, the installed cost of a heat pump is different for each home and will depend on the size and type of heat pump and the position of the outdoor compressor unit.

Savings vary depending on your current heating system and energy usage, but many customers see significant reductions in their energy bills. 

Yes, heat pumps can be fitted to an existing house. Prior to installation, a full home survey should be carried out by a competent person to ensure the suitability of the house and to identify any additional required insulation measures. In order to get the best performance from heat pumps, it’s recommended that your home is well-insulated and relatively airtight. For that reason, installation is often done in combination with a fabric retrofit to improve the building’s energy performance. Every home is different. The key to selecting the right heat pump for your home is accurate assessment of the heat that will need to be transferred into your home for heating. This needs to be carried out by experienced and qualified specialists.

SEAI also offer insulation grants to facilitate this. There are also deep retrofit programmes available which help homeowners make the most cost-effective choices to achieve an ‘A’ energy efficiency rating standard.

Our engineers have completed training with heat pump manufacturers and maintain contact throughout the job to assure the best quality is achieved.​ ​

We're registered with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) for grant purposes. This means that our customers can avail of SEAI grants when installing or upgrading their heat pump system. 

To ensure that you are getting the best out of your heat pump you should service the unit annually by a trained professional, the manufactures website will be able to guide you to recommended technician. Heat Pumps should last for 15 - 20 years and generally come with a 3 - 7 year warranty.

A heat pump system will benefit from annual servicing to ensure that all the mechanical connections are sound, settings are at their optimum and that the heat collector is working properly. Regular professional servicing may also be required to validate extended warranties, this varies from manufacture to manufacture. Depending on the make and model of heat pump you may be able to complete some of the filter cleaning activities to ensure your heat pump continues to perform efficiently.

A heat pump is a machine that extracts heat from one place and transfers it to another. The heat pump is not a new technology; it has been used in fridges since the early 1800's. Refrigerators and air conditioners are both common examples of heat pumps. Heat pumps transfer heat by circulating a substance called a refrigerant through a cycle of alternating evaporation and condensation. A compressor pumps the refrigerant between two heat exchangers. In one heat exchanger, the evaporator, the refrigerant is evaporated at low pressure and absorbs heat from its surroundings. The refrigerant is then compressed en-route to the second heat exchanger, the condenser, where it condenses at high pressure. At this point, it releases the free heat it absorbed earlier in the cycle. The heat from the fluid is transferred to the water in your heating system, including radiators and underfloor heating, as well as your hot water tank.

Home Electric+ Night Boost is a smart meter plan that is best for a Heat Pump home, it allows you to take advantage of cheaper nighttime rates to run your Heat Pump, as well as monitor and optimise your energy usage in real-time, helping you save money and reduce waste. ​

Yes, Solar PV and Solar Thermal Systems can be integrated to work with your heat pump system depending on the make and model of your heat pump.

During a power cut, gas boilers, oil boilers and heat pumps will stop working because they all rely on electricity to operate their controls and pumps. This means that without power, they can’t circulate water or generate heat for your home.