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COMMERCIAL & FARM HEAT PUMPS

Commercial & Farm Heat Pumps in Scotland

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Air source heat pumps are a practical, lower-running-cost heating solution for Scottish farms, holiday lets, hotels, offices and community buildings. We provide site survey, system design and installation through MCS-certified partners. Cascade systems handle high-demand buildings, and solar PV with battery storage can further reduce running costs. Finance is available subject to status.

Last updated: 1 November 2026

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Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. No obligation.

Solar-powered barn in a rural landscape with green fields suitable for commercial heat pump installation

Who It Is For

We design heat pump systems for a wide range of Scottish commercial and agricultural buildings.

Farms & farmhouses

Replace oil or LPG with efficient electric heating for farmhouse and outbuildings.

Rural estates

Whole-estate heating design with cascade systems for multiple buildings.

Holiday lets

Reliable guest heating and hot water with smart controls for occupancy scheduling.

Hotels & hospitality

Cascade heat pumps handle peak demand and reduce running costs versus oil or LPG.

Offices

Comfortable, efficient heating for workplace buildings with lower carbon emissions.

Schools

Consistent low-temperature heating suited to daytime occupancy patterns.

Churches & community halls

Right-sized systems for intermittently used large spaces with high ceilings.

Small industrial units

Process-grade hot water and space heating for light industrial premises.

What We Install

Heat pump systems and complementary technologies to cut running costs for your business.

Air source heat pumps

Larger-capacity units and cascade systems for bigger buildings with higher heat demand.

Hybrid heating

Heat pump paired with an existing boiler for peak-load backup on the coldest days.

Hot water systems

High-recovery cylinders sized for commercial demand, including guest accommodation.

Solar PV

Rooftop solar generation that powers the heat pump and cuts daytime running costs.

Battery storage

Store surplus solar or off-peak electricity for evening heating, reducing grid reliance.

Grid of solar panels on a large industrial rooftop showcasing renewable energy for businesses

How Running Costs Work for a Business

Several factors determine what a heat pump will cost to run for your building. We assess each one during your site survey.

Building heat loss

Larger or poorly insulated buildings need more heat. A heat-loss survey calculates the exact demand.

Insulation

Better insulation lowers running costs and may reduce the heat pump size needed. We assess this during your survey.

Flow temperature

Lower flow temperatures mean higher efficiency. Larger radiators or underfloor heating help achieve this.

Current fuel

Switching from oil or LPG typically delivers the largest running cost reduction. Gas comparisons depend on your tariff.

Electricity tariff

A heat-pump-friendly tariff significantly lowers running costs. We advise on suitable business tariffs.

Solar pairing

Solar PV plus battery storage can cut running costs further by using self-generated electricity for heating.

We do not quote running cost savings without surveying your building first. Every building is different, and accurate figures require a proper heat-loss calculation and a review of your current fuel costs.

How It Works

From first enquiry to aftercare, here is what to expect.

1

Site survey

A no-obligation site survey and heat-loss assessment of your building, including insulation, radiators and hot water demand.

2

System design

We design a heat pump system sized to your building, specifying brands, capacity, controls and any radiator or cylinder upgrades.

3

Installation

Installation is carried out by our MCS-certified partners, with minimal disruption to your business operations.

4

Aftercare

Commissioning, handover and controls training, plus annual servicing to keep warranties valid and performance optimal.

FINANCE

Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.

Interest-free credit of up to £30,000 is available, subject to status and affordability. Terms and conditions apply.

Get a Business Quote

Tell us about your property and we will prepare a no-obligation recommendation. We install through MCS-certified partners.

Business Enquiry

No obligation · We install through MCS-certified partners

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a heat pump heat a large farmhouse or farm building?

Yes. Larger heat pumps and cascade systems can serve farmhouses, outbuildings and holiday lets. A heat-loss survey determines the capacity needed, and multiple units can be linked for high-demand buildings. We install through MCS-certified partners experienced with rural Scottish properties.

Do heat pumps work for holiday lets and hotels?

Yes. Heat pumps provide reliable heating and hot water for guest accommodation year-round. Cascade systems handle peak demand during busy periods, and smart controls let you schedule heating around occupancy. Lower running costs compared with oil or LPG improve margins for hospitality businesses.

Can I combine a heat pump with solar panels and a battery?

Yes. Solar PV generates electricity that powers the heat pump, reducing running costs. A battery stores surplus solar for evening heating. This pairing works particularly well for rural properties with ample roof space. We design the combined system so each component is sized correctly for your building.

How long does a commercial heat pump installation take?

A typical commercial installation takes one to two weeks after design approval, depending on building size and complexity. The survey and design phase runs one to two weeks before that. Larger or more complex sites with multiple units or hybrid systems may take longer. We provide a project timeline with your quote.

Is finance available for commercial heat pump installations?

Yes. Interest-free credit up to £30,000 is available, subject to status. For larger projects, we discuss finance options as part of your no-obligation quote. We install through MCS-certified partners, and the installation contract is between you and the installer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a heat pump heat a large farmhouse or farm building?

Yes. Larger heat pumps and cascade systems can serve farmhouses, outbuildings and holiday lets. A heat-loss survey determines the capacity needed, and multiple units can be linked for high-demand buildings. We install through MCS-certified partners experienced with rural Scottish properties.

Do heat pumps work for holiday lets and hotels?

Yes. Heat pumps provide reliable heating and hot water for guest accommodation year-round. Cascade systems handle peak demand during busy periods, and smart controls let you schedule heating around occupancy. Lower running costs compared with oil or LPG improve margins for hospitality businesses.

Can I combine a heat pump with solar panels and a battery?

Yes. Solar PV generates electricity that powers the heat pump, reducing running costs. A battery stores surplus solar for evening heating. This pairing works particularly well for rural properties with ample roof space. We design the combined system so each component is sized correctly for your building.

Is finance available for commercial heat pump installations?

Yes. Interest-free credit up to £30,000 is available, subject to status. For larger projects, we discuss finance options as part of your no-obligation quote. We install through MCS-certified partners, and the installation contract is between you and the installer.

Last updated: 1 November 2026