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01/02/2025 1:44 pm
I’ve just paid the deposit for the installation of a heat pump by EDF (CB Heating until bought outright by EDF). It is a remarkably competitive offer for a Daiken 16kw HP (maybe smaller following an assessment).
7 years warranty
7 years annual servicing
Free provision and installation of up to 12 radiators
A further £500 discount by paying the deposit before 11th Feb.
0% finance if wanted
Free electricity in December 2025 (I’m staying with Octopus so this isn’t relevant).
Total cost under £6k after BUS for a 4 bedroom detached house of a hybrid nature when it comes to when it was built.
I have to have a technical assessment in two weeks time to check the project is viable. A Heat Geek survey last November, with the same calculated heat loss, was 3 times more expensive.
Ideal HP290 14kw heat pump, 2.99kw PV, Powerwall 2, Zappi charger, EV. Midlands location hybrid house part 1911, part 1970, part 2020s.
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