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Heat-pump installation — Heat-pump installer
State whether the heat-pump design and equipment have already been selected and provide the survey or specification. Explain which contractor handles emitters, hot water and electrical preparation so the installer can confirm readiness and responsibility before arranging delivery and installation.
Service scope
Installation and commissioning of an identified heat-pump design, including agreed connections to heating distribution, hot-water equipment, controls and electricity. This implementation service requires a confirmed design and site readiness; it does not make every retained heating component suitable without assessment.
What is normally included
- Installation against an agreed heating design
- Coordination of specified interfaces
- Commissioning records and owner handover
What is not included
- Unspecified redesign of the whole building
- Automatic inclusion of all ground, emitter or electrical upgrades
Typical tasks
- Review design and equipment specifications
- Confirm site and distribution readiness
- Install the agreed system components
- Commission controls and operating functions
- Provide records and user guidance
What to include in your brief
- Approved design or survey
- Heat-pump and control models
- Existing emitter and cylinder details
- Site-readiness information
- Responsibilities of other trades
Choosing the right professional
Ask who owns the design and how commissioning results will be documented. The quote should identify installation, enabling works, controls and user training separately, especially when the equipment or design comes from another supplier.
Important considerations
- Installation-only work may expose gaps in a third-party design
- Unfinished electrical or distribution work can delay commissioning
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