The Heat Pump Doctor Ltd

Heat Pumps
Liverpool, Merseyside L33 7UH

The Heat Pump Doctor Ltd is a heat pump installation company serving homeowners in Liverpool and the surrounding area, based on Marl Road, L33 7UH.

A homeowner contacting them would typically discuss the size and type of heat pump suitable for their property, including air source or ground source options. The conversation would cover the installation process, from an initial site survey to assess heating requirements and insulation levels, through to the quotation and final commissioning. Compliance with building regulations and system efficiency ratings are also standard topics.

One practical point to raise is whether the company holds Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) accreditation, as this is often required to access the Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant and ensures the installation meets industry standards.

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This company is listed in our Liverpool directory archive.

Contact

  • Address: Marl Road, Liverpool, L33 7UH
  • Phone: 07577 224116
  • Website: www.theheatpumpdoctor.co.uk

Compare with other installers

For more heat pumps installers in this area, browse the Liverpool directory or the Heat pumps installers service archive. Always get at least three quotes before committing.

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