Heating commercial premises with a heat pump can significantly cut your energy use and accelerate your journey towards Net Zero. The low-level constant heat will also create a better working environment for employees and provide all the hot water you need.

• Long term reliability

  As a heat pump does not involve any form of combustion, it should be expected to last much longer than a traditional boiler and will require less maintenance. We would expect an air source heat pump to last between 15 to 20 years and a ground source system to last more than 30 years. By contrast, an average condensing boiler is likely to last only between seven and 10 years.

• Reduced carbon footprint

  Heat pumps use approximately 25% of the energy compared to a conventional heating system and therefore generate much lower CO₂ emissions, helping your organisation’s progression to Net Zero, boosting environmental policies such as ISO 14001 and promoting businesses as being socially responsible.

• No fossil fuels

  With a ground or air source heat pump system you will be shielded long-term from the volatility in fossil fuel prices, which, when rising, can generate a considerable extra cost to a business.

• Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS)

  If your organisation is eligible for ESOS – a mandatory energy assessment scheme administered by the Environment Agency – we can help you to meet your recommendations and deliver key benefits such as reductions in energy and carbon emissions.

• Hassle-free servicing and maintenance

  As heat pumps do not involve any combustion, servicing and maintenance is usually straightforward. An added benefit of choosing Finn Geotherm to design and install your heat pump, is that we also have an in-house servicing and maintenance team who can attend to your system for years to come.

• Active and passive cooling

  Finn Geotherm can design and install heat pump systems which also offer active and passive cooling that utilise heat pump technology to provide a comfortable working environment all year round and, in the case of passive cooling, at minimal operating cost.

• District heating

  If you have a number of buildings to heat on one site, heat pumps are ideal for running a district heating (also known as communal heating) scheme. This uses one main heat pump system to supply heating and hot water to a series of premises. See our district heating page for more details.