Heat Pumps
Heat Pump Installation
A heat pump delivers both heating and cooling with remarkable efficiency. Instead of burning fuel, it moves thermal energy from the air, ground or water into your space, and reverses in summer.
About heat pumps
The result is lower energy consumption, smaller utility bills and a cleaner footprint than conventional heating. Heat pumps integrate seamlessly with radiators, underfloor heating and domestic hot water.
What you gain
- Heating and cooling in one
- Lower energy consumption
- Reduced utility bills
- Cleaner than fuel-burning systems
What we deliver
Heat pumps, engineered end to end.
Every project is handled by our own team, from the first survey to long-term care.
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Residential heat pumps
Energy-efficient heating and cooling for homes and villas.
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Commercial installations
Large-scale plant for offices and commercial buildings.
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Air source
Draws heat from outdoor air, simple to install, efficient year-round.
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Ground source
Uses the stable temperature of the earth for maximum efficiency.
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Hybrid systems
Pairs a heat pump with a second source for the best of both.
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Industrial heat pumps
Heavy-duty systems for process and industrial heating.
Heat sources
- Air
- Ground
- Water
- Hybrid
Where we deliver heat pumps
- Residential
- Commercial
- Industrial
Before we design
Heat pumps: what we look at first
No two homes need the same answer, which is why every project starts with a site survey.
Brands we install for this
- Gree
Warranty
- Our installation work
- 2 years
- Pipe networks
- Lifetime
- Heat pumps
- 5 years
- Tanks
- 5 years
Equipment against factory defects; installation work for 2 years. Full warranty terms
- The heating and hot water load the heat pump must cover.
- Where the outdoor unit can sit: airflow, noise toward neighbours, and the roof or ground it stands on.
- The emitters: underfloor heating and larger radiators suit a heat pump’s lower water temperatures.
- The electricity supply, and whether it can take the extra load.
- Whether it also heats a pool or hot water cylinder.
How it runs
Heat pumps, from survey to aftercare
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Survey
We visit the site, learn how the space is used and assess the existing infrastructure.
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Design
Our engineers size and design the system, then select the right equipment from trusted brands.
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Install
Our own technicians install cleanly and test every component before handover.
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Care
Our maintenance and after-sales team keeps your system running efficiently, year after year.
We work across Egypt, including New Cairo and the 5th Settlement, Sheikh Zayed and 6th of October, Nasr City, Heliopolis, Maadi, Alexandria and the North Coast. Areas we serve
Questions
Heat pumps: common questions
Something else you’d like to know? Call or WhatsApp us and we’ll answer it for your home.
Read the guide Why we keep hot water above 50 °C: Legionella and your water heater Read the guide Direct or indirect hot water cylinder: which one do you need? Read the guide Heating a home with no gas supply: your options Read the guide What size water heater or cylinder do you need?How does a heat pump work?
It moves heat from the outside air into your heating or hot water instead of generating it, so it delivers several units of heat for each unit of electricity it uses. Egypt’s mild winters suit heat pumps well.
Can one heat pump heat, cool and make hot water?
Reversible air-to-water heat pumps heat in winter and cool in summer, and many also supply hot water through a cylinder. Whether one unit can cover everything depends on the size of the home and its demand.
Does a heat pump work with radiators?
Yes, though it pairs best with underfloor heating. A heat pump runs most efficiently at lower water temperatures, so radiators may need to be larger than they would be with a boiler. We size them for that from the start.
Where does the outdoor unit go?
Outside, with room for air to flow around it, much like an air-conditioning unit. We choose a spot that keeps it efficient and keeps its noise away from bedrooms and neighbours.
Is a heat pump expensive?
A heat pump usually costs more to buy and install than a boiler, and can cost less to run because it delivers several units of heat for each unit of electricity. Whether that balance works for you depends on the home’s heat loss, the emitters (underfloor suits it best), the electricity supply and how many hours a day you heat. We compare it with a boiler for your home at the survey.
Start a project
Convert to Comfort. Start your project today.
Tell us about your home, building or facility. Our engineers will recommend the right system and walk you through every step.