Are you a homeowner in Faversham looking to reduce your energy bills and move towards a more efficient, sustainable heating system? At Guscott Heating Services, we install air source heat pumps that provide reliable heating while helping you cut down on carbon emissions.
If you live in Faversham, whether in a characterful period property near the historic town centre, a family home in the Preston Street corridor, or a rural property out towards the North Downs or the Swale estuary, you’ll know how much heating costs can add up. At Guscott Heating, we’ve been working with homeowners across the area to install modern air source heat pumps that bring real savings on energy bills.
We’re seeing customers cut their heating costs significantly, often by nearly two thirds. On top of that, there’s a government grant available right now that covers up to seven and a half thousand pounds of the cost. That means you can make your home more energy efficient and more valuable, without the full upfront expense.
Faversham is one of the oldest market towns in Kent, with a large proportion of older housing stock, many of which are now excellent candidates for heat pump installation as the technology has evolved to work effectively in period homes.
An air source heat pump isn’t just a short-term fix. It’s a smarter way to heat your home for the long term, and one that’s gaining significant traction among homeowners right across Faversham.
When it comes to air source heat pump installation, Guscott Heating Services makes it easy to start the process with our online heat pump quote tool.
Our team of highly trained heat pump installers ensure a smooth and painless installation process keeping disturbances to a minimum.
After the installation of your heat pump, enjoy the savings! With a heat pump installed at your home, enjoy savings every month compared to a standard boiler.
“I would give the team who installed headed by Sam Carne a 6 star rating if I could. Not only were they perfectly on time and with good workmanship, but they went above and beyond on every aspect of our full new heating installation. I would recommend them highly to anyone. Their service levels were an experience, not just a service. Thank you!”
Discover answers to some of the most common questions we have been asked by homeowners in Faversham about heat pumps. Whether you’re considering installation, maintenance, or just want to learn more about this efficient heating solution, we’ve got you covered.
Most homes in Faversham are suitable, including the town’s considerable stock of older and period properties. Whether you own a Victorian terrace near the Market Place, a cottage in one of the surrounding villages, or a newer detached home on the outskirts of town, our team can assess suitability quickly with a free no-obligation survey.
In most cases, no — air source heat pumps fall under permitted development rights for the majority of residential properties in England. However, Faversham has a large and well-protected conservation area covering much of the historic town centre, including streets around Abbey Street and the Market Place. If your home falls within this area or is a listed building, additional consent may be required, and we’ll advise you clearly before any work begins.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) currently provides a grant of up to £7,500 towards the cost of an air source heat pump for eligible homeowners. Properties in the more rural parts of the Faversham area that are not connected to the mains gas network may also qualify for additional funding through the Warm Homes: Local Grant scheme.
Yes. MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) accreditation is a mandatory requirement for any installation applying for a Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant. Guscott Heating Services is fully MCS accredited, meaning your Faversham installation meets all national quality standards and is completely grant-eligible.
We cover Faversham and the surrounding communities including Ospringe, Selling, Throwley, Boughton-under-Blean, Hernhill, Graveney, Dunkirk, Sheldwich, and villages across the Swale and Canterbury border areas.
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