East of England
Cambridge and its surrounding villages are covered by a mix of long-established regional renewables firms and MCS-certified specialists offering air and ground source heat pump installation.
Before you get quotes, check what grant you qualify for — most East of England homes get £7,500, off-grid oil/LPG homes £9,000 from 21 July 2026. 60-second calculator →
Coverage: Cambridge and East Anglia
Operated by Elliotts, established in 1979, states it has installed over 5,500 heating systems and offers air source and, via installation partners, ground source heat pumps.
Certification claims are the installer's own — verify on the official MCS register. From the installer's public website, last checked 2026-07-06.
Coverage: Cambridge, London and the home counties
Describes itself as an approved installer for air source heat pumps working with MCS-accredited partner companies, also offering hybrid systems, pool heat pumps and solar PV.
Certification claims are the installer's own — verify on the official MCS register. From the installer's public website, last checked 2026-07-06.
Coverage: Cambridge and Cambridgeshire
Displays MCS certification and states it installs both air source and ground source heat pumps across Cambridgeshire from its Royston office.
Certification claims are the installer's own — verify on the official MCS register. From the installer's public website, last checked 2026-07-06.
How much does an air source heat pump cost in Cambridge?
Most UK air source heat pump installations run £10,000–£14,000 before support. After the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant, typical Cambridge households pay £2,500–£6,500 — and off-gas-grid homes replacing oil or LPG qualify for £9,000 from 21 July 2026. Compare at least three quotes; the spread on identical hardware is routinely £2,000+.
What heat pump grant can I get in Cambridge?
Cambridge is covered by the Boiler Upgrade Scheme: £7,500 off an air or ground source heat pump for property owners replacing fossil fuel or electric heating, rising to £9,000 for off-gas-grid homes replacing oil, LPG or coal from 21 July 2026. Your MCS-certified installer applies on your behalf and deducts it from the quote.
How do I check a Cambridge installer is MCS-certified?
Search the official MCS register at mcscertified.com/find-an-installer — certification is what makes you grant-eligible, so verify before signing anything. Every listing on this page links to the register; the 3 installers listed here describe themselves as MCS-certified on their own websites.
Deeper answers in our guides — grants, real costs, and heat pump vs gas boiler.
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