Installing heat pumps in Somerset

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We are helping Somerset homeowners benefit from government funding of £7,500, and we're topping it up by another £1,000

Thermly is looking for homeowners in Somerset

Welcome to Thermly – if you’ve made it here you’re most likely a resident of Somerset. If you’re not, welcome anyway!

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We are on a mission to change the way we heat our homes.

We work out if a heat pump is right for you, find you the right local installer, and make the process as smooth and easy as possible. This map shows where we’re focussed initially but if you're a Somerset homeowner, once you get started we’ll let you know if we can cover your location all the way to installation. Probably we can – and we’re rapidly expanding anyway.

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Get £8,500 off your heat pump! 

Extending our support to Somerset homeowners

Because Thermly wants to help make it super simple to change the way we heat our homes, we’re offering an exclusive support package to eligible Somerset homeowners.

As of today this offer is still open!

The first 20 homeowners in our initial locations who use Thermly to install a heat pump will get a further £1,000 towards the cost of work.

Totalling £8,500 of financial support, including the govrnment grant, this will be taken off your final invoice. All we ask in return is that you share a quote and a photo of your brand new heat pump that we can use to help encourage more homeowners to switch to green energy.

Interested? Click the orange button to get started on your journey to sustainable heating!

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Our partners in Somerset

We’re delighted to be rolling out Thermly with the collaboration of our partners below.

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Supporting Retrofit Somerset:
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We are delighted to partner with the Thermly platform. It will help homeowners identify if their home is suitable for upgrading their heating to a heat pump. This will help reduce the use of high carbon-emitting fossil fuels and allow them to heat their homes and water with a more energy efficient technology

Chris Gaskell from Retrofit Somerset