Commercial Heat Pump Installation in South Yorkshire & the North Midlands
Efficient, low-carbon commercial heat pump systems designed around your building, energy needs and long-term goals.
MCS Certified Heat Pump Installation
MCS Certified. Properly designed. Professionally installed.
MCS Certified Heat Pump Installation
MCS is an important recognised quality standard within the UK’s renewable energy industry.
For commercial property owners considering renewable heating, an MCS-certified installation provides additional assurance around the standards applied to the design, installation, commissioning and handover of the heat pump system.
MCS is particularly important where a project may qualify for government-backed funding.
Eligible installations through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme must be completed through an appropriately MCS Certified installer, who handles the grant application process as part of the installation.
This means MCS isn’t simply another badge to look for.
For qualifying projects, it can form an important part of ensuring the installation meets recognised renewable heating standards and can access relevant government support.
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Commercial heat pumps
Smarter heating for commercial buildings
We design and install commercial heat pump systems for businesses, schools and public buildings across South Yorkshire and the North Midlands. From replacing ageing gas or oil heating to planning a wider decarbonisation project, we help you work out what is practical and how a heat pump would work in your building.
Commercial air source heat pumps
Air-to-water heat pumps, from a single unit for smaller premises to several working together for larger buildings.
Hybrid systems
A heat pump working alongside your existing boilers, with the boilers there for the coldest days.
Replacing gas or oil heating
We check your boilers, emitters, pipework, temperatures, hot water and electrics before recommending a switch.
Surveys and system design
A survey of the building, how it is used and its heating demand, before anything is sized or quoted.
Solar PV designed alongside your heat pumps, for buildings that use a lot of electricity in the day.
Annual servicing for heat pumps and hybrid systems, under the same contract as your boilers.
Designed around your building
We start with the building, not the heat pump
An office, school, warehouse or hotel can have completely different heating patterns, opening hours and hot water needs. Before we recommend anything, we look at:
- Building size and construction
- Existing heating system and energy use
- Heating demand and hot water needs
- Radiators, other heat emitters and pipework
- Plant room space and outdoor unit locations
- Heating zones and controls
- Opening hours and how many people use it
Who we work with
Commercial buildings that suit heat pumps
Offices
Schools and colleges
Care facilities
Hotels and hospitality
Retail premises
Community and public-sector buildings
Warehouses and workshops
Managed residential buildings
Not sure if your building is suitable?
Switching from gas or oil
More than swapping a boiler for a heat pump
Moving away from gas or oil can be a big part of your organisation’s energy plans, but the whole heating system needs looking at first. A hybrid system, with a heat pump alongside your boilers, is often a good first step.
What we check
- Your existing boilers
- Radiators, heat emitters and pipework
- The temperatures the building needs
- Hot water storage and heating controls
- Insulation and electrical supply
- Plant room space and room for outdoor units
What a heat pump can heat
- Radiators
- Underfloor heating
- Fan coil units
- Zoned heating systems
- Commercial hot water
- Several areas in one building
Recent project
Boilers and heat pumps working together
School · Boilers and heat pumps
Bryn Alyn School, Wrexham
A staged upgrade of a system with two Potterton boilers and two air source heat pumps. The boilers were replaced over the summer so heating and hot water were back before term. Replacing the heat pumps is stage two.
Thinking about a heat pump?
Tell us about your building and we’ll arrange a survey to look at your heating, hot water and whether a heat pump or hybrid system would suit it.
How it works
Our commercial heat pump process
01
Consultation
We talk through your building and what you need.
02
Site assessment
We visit and look at the building, heating and electrics.
03
System design
Heat loss, sizing and a system to suit the building.
04
Proposal
A clear proposal with the options and costs.
05
Installation
Planned around term times and opening hours.
06
Commissioning
Tested, balanced and handed over with the paperwork.
Maintenance contracts
One contract for every boiler, heat pump and plant room you look after
Planned servicing, compliance paperwork and priority call-outs, all from one team. Made for schools, trusts, landlords and businesses with more than one site.
- Annual servicing and safety checks
- Priority call-outs for contract customers
- Reports and certificates for your records
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FAQ
Commercial Heat Pump FAQs
Funding changes often, so we will talk you through what applies to your building when we survey it. Landlords of rented commercial buildings over 1,000 m² should also plan ahead, as these are set to need an EPC B rating from 2031.
Yes. An annual service keeps a heat pump running efficiently, and we can include heat pumps in the same maintenance contract as your boilers.
Potentially. The building's heat demand, required heating temperatures, existing radiators, pipework, controls and electrical infrastructure should all be assessed before deciding how the existing boiler system should be replaced.
They can be. The age of a building doesn't automatically prevent heat pump installation, although improvements to insulation, controls, heat emitters or other parts of the heating system may be recommended.
In many cases they can, but the existing radiators need to be assessed against the flow temperatures and heat output required from the proposed heat pump system. Some properties may require larger or additional emitters.
Yes. Depending on the building, a hybrid heating system combining heat pumps and boilers may be considered.
Yes. Commercial solar PV can be designed alongside heat pump heating as part of a wider energy strategy, particularly for businesses with significant daytime electricity consumption.
Yes. Enhanced Energy Solutions covers commercial projects across South Yorkshire and the North Midlands, including Rotherham, Barnsley, Doncaster, Chesterfield, Worksop, Mansfield, Nottingham and Derby.
Get in touch
Request a heat pump survey
Tell us about your building and what you need. We’ll come back to you to talk it through and arrange a visit.
- 0800 061 4102
- 35 Springwell Avenue, Beighton, Sheffield S20 1XD
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Enhanced Energy Solutions
Commercial Heat Pump Installers across
South Yorkshire & the North Midlands
We can also consider larger commercial projects outside our core service area.