Heat Pump Systems

Futurum | North Yorkshire

Heat pumps selected around demand, emitters and the site.

Futurum compares air source and ground source options against heat loss, hot-water demand, available space, electrical capacity and the existing heating system.

  • Air source and ground source options
  • Heat-loss and emitter assessment
  • Hot-water, controls and electrical planning
  • Servicing and support for existing systems
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Air source heat pump installed beside a rural property
Survey, design, installation and ongoing support from one team.
Air & ground sourceOptions
Heat-loss reviewFirst step
Whole systemDesign
Service & maintainSupport
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Air source heat pumps

An air source system can be a practical route where outdoor-unit position, noise, electrical supply and heat-emitter requirements are properly assessed.

  • Outdoor-unit and acoustic review
  • Radiator or underfloor-heating assessment
  • Cylinder and hot-water planning
  • Controls and electrical coordination
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Ground source heat pumps

Ground arrays can provide stable source temperatures where land, drilling access, geology and project scale justify the additional ground works.

  • Horizontal loop or borehole assessment
  • Ground and access constraints
  • Plant space and distribution design
  • Long-term operating requirements
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Compare the options against your building.

Share the property, existing heat source and priorities so Futurum can identify the right assessment route.

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