Manchester-based Lloyd's Gas & Renewables is now offering air source heat pump installations across Greater Manchester. The company says the systems can lower household heating costs and cut carbon emissions compared with conventional gas boilers. Homeowners can also apply for the UK government's BUS scheme, which provides up to £7,500 toward an air source heat pump installation. Air source heat pumps work by moving heat from outside air into the home rather than burning fuel. According to the company, they can deliver 3 to 4 units of heat for every unit of electricity used, which translates to 300-400% efficiency. The installer is MCS accredited and Heat Geek certified, and it designs each system to match the property. That combination matters for older UK homes, where insulation and radiator sizing can make or break real-world performance. For households in Manchester looking to cut heating bills and move away from gas, this is a local option worth checking. Visit Lloyd's Gas & Renewables for more details.
