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Would you have installed a heat pump without the grant and will you install one in the future if funding is removed? Poll is created on Nov 14, 2025

I installed a heat pump only because the grant made it affordable. Without it, I wouldn’t have.

I installed one partly because of the grant, but may have done it eventually without it.

I installed a heat pump with no government funding.

I haven’t installed yet, and I won’t unless a grant is available.

I haven’t installed yet, but I would consider it even without funding.

I won’t install a heat pump at all unless installation prices drop significantly... grant or no grant.

I’m undecided... the grant helps, but design quality, installer competence and trust matter more.

I'll never install a heat pump because I'm not convinced about the tech and installation quality.

Heat Pumps Without Grants: Would You Have Installed One & Will You Now?

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15/10/2026 2:29 pm

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Most certainly. The heat pump was an ideal solution to decarbonising my heating from logs and solid fuel and easier to live with. The fact that it was cheaper to run and provided a better all round heat in the house was a added benefit. Getting the majority of the installation paid for by RHI, I paid for new rads and hybrid solar/PV panels was an extra bonus. The total RHI payments just about covered the whole job.

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