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Eco Renewable Energy is a air source heat pump installer based in Wirral, Merseyside. MCS number NIC-600133 is on record; check its current status before booking. It is one of 50 installer listings in Merseyside, and one of 30 recorded as registered for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. Confirm current registration with Ofgem before relying on the grant. Homeowners rate it 5.0 out of 5 from 1 Google review. It covers North West.
50
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30 registered for BUS
This installer is one of them
#34 of 37
by Google review count among reviewed installers
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Based in Merseyside, CH61 3UE
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5.0
1 Google reviews
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As a recent adopter of a new heatpump and other eco technology, I thought I would give you an honest assessment of our experience so far. The start of our journey began with the purchase of a 1930s detached house on the seafront in Meols last Autumn. The house had double glazing and a reasonable combi boiler but our first winter was an expensive and slightly chilly one. The house was draughty and, whilst warm when the heating was on, quickly lost its heat when it wasn’t. We decided that our plan for an extension should also include an upgrade of the fabric. We considered a heat pump, but were slightly wary because of the negative press and ill-informed opinion on heat pumps. However, looking at the facts and evidence, we were reassured. We contacted a number of companies for quotes, but it was only Martyn and Jenn at ERE who could manage the whole project. They were reasonably priced, responsive and super helpful. Fast forward to the end of this summer and our house has been completely transformed. New extension, external insulation, windows, roof, render, solar, battery storage and lots more. What about the heatpump? Well, our initial impressions were great. Plenty of hot water (heated overnight on a cheap tariff). Through October into November and we’re impressed that every room in the house is consistently warm. Now that the weather is colder (-1 last week), the heatpump quietly (think fridge noise level) just gets on with the job of providing lovely consistent heating. What about the cost? We have 2 electric cars and now the whole house is electric (gas disconnected, saving £300+ a year), September and October’s bills were less than £100 and that includes charging 2 cars! Would we recommend ERE? Absolutely!! Steve Brealey, Meols
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Our record lists MCS number NIC-600133. Check the current status and the heat pump technology covered on the official MCS installer register before agreeing work.
Yes. Eco Renewable Energy is registered with Ofgem for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, so it can apply on your behalf and take the grant off your quote. You do not apply yourself. 30 of the 50 installers listed in Merseyside are registered.
Eco Renewable Energy installs air source heat pumps. Air source is the most common choice for UK homes because it needs only an outdoor unit and no groundworks.
Eco Renewable Energy lists North West as its coverage area. Most installers will travel 25 to 50 miles from base, so it is worth asking if you are just outside.
Eco Renewable Energy has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 1 Google review, which makes it the 34th most-reviewed of the 37 installers in Merseyside with reviews. Read the most recent reviews above, and ask for references from installations of your house type.
This listing is unclaimed, so we do not publish its contact details. Compare other installers nearby and check each firm's own contact route. Compare quotes where contact is available: other listings in Merseyside include Ainsdale Gas Ltd T/A Ainsdale Gas & Heat Pumps, Live Manage Facilitate Limited and ACC Renewable Energy Ltd. Check each firm's current certification and service area.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme
£7,500
off an eligible heat pump, or £9,000 for qualifying off-gas-grid oil/LPG replacements with an air-to-water or ground-source system
A currently registered installer applies on your behalf for an eligible project. Confirm this firm's status and the applicable grant before accepting a quote.
On a lower income and in England? The council-run Warm Homes: Local Grant can pay for the work in full instead.
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