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Northline Heat Pumps

Heat Pump Installations That Match Your Home

Warm Homes, Surveyed and Fitted Right

Manchester & Greater Manchester

Warm Homes, Surveyed and Fitted Right

Northline Heat Pumps helps homeowners across Manchester and Greater Manchester move to comfortable, low-carbon heating without guesswork. Whether you're replacing an ageing boiler, renovating a draughty terrace, or managing a rental property that needs a dependable upgrade, we focus on what matters most: a careful survey, a design that matches how your home actually loses heat, and an installation that's tidy, quiet, and easy to live with. We work on every job with clear advice before you commit.

A heat pump is at its best when the whole system is designed together

What Our Work Typically Includes

Four clear parts that set the foundation for comfort and running costs

Heat-Loss Survey

A measured, room-by-room assessment that sets the foundation for comfort and running costs. We assess each room, look at insulation and ventilation realities, and note radiator sizes and pipework.

Retrofit Design

Matching emitters, pipework and controls so the system can run steadily at the right temperatures. If radiators are undersized for lower-temperature heating, we'll tell you which rooms need changes.

Installation and Commissioning

Careful fitting, flushing, wiring, and setup so performance in the real home matches the design. We aim for sensible cable routes, neatly clipped pipework, weatherproof penetrations, and clear labelling.

Servicing Support

Planned checks and straightforward help so your system stays efficient year after year. We show you how to use the controls well, leave clear handover notes, and offer ongoing servicing.

How to Get Started

A methodical, low-drama process and a clean finish. We'll set expectations early, including what will be off, what stays on, and how we keep your home safe and clean while work is underway.

  1. Book a Survey

    We'll confirm the property basics, discuss your current heating and hot water setup, and arrange a visit at a time that suits your household. To keep the survey efficient, it helps to have recent energy bills, boiler make and model, radiator sizes by room, and outdoor unit location ideas ready.

  2. Measure Heat Loss

    We assess each room, look at insulation and ventilation realities, and note radiator sizes and pipework so the design reflects how you actually use the home. The right result comes from accurate heat-loss figures and sensible flow temperatures, not from oversizing.

  3. Fit and Commission

    We install the outdoor unit, cylinder and controls as needed, complete system cleaning and checks, and set the system up for stable, comfortable heating. On average, heat pump installations take 2–4 days to complete depending on whether radiators need resizing or a hot water cylinder is being replaced.

  4. Ongoing Support

    We show you how to use the controls well, leave clear handover notes, and offer servicing so performance stays consistent over time. The moments that matter most are the ones you can't see at a glance: correct system cleaning, balanced flow, and control settings that prevent waste.

Boiler Upgrade Scheme Support

Understanding grants available in England and Wales for heat pump installations

2–4 days Typical Installation

Where We Work

Serving Manchester and Greater Manchester

We work on every job across Manchester and Greater Manchester, whether you're in a Victorian terrace in Chorlton, a semi in Sale, a stone property in Saddleworth, or a modern build on the edge of Stockport. For most homes around Trafford, Salford, Tameside, Oldham, Rochdale, Bolton, Bury and Wigan, the right result comes from accurate heat-loss figures and sensible flow temperatures.

Serving Manchester and Greater Manchester
Serving Manchester and Greater Manchester
Serving Manchester and Greater Manchester

Pre-Survey Checklist

To keep the survey efficient and the proposal accurate, it helps to have a few items ready. If you don't have everything, that's fine—we'll guide you through what matters most for your property.

  • Recent energy bills
  • Boiler make and model
  • Radiator sizes by room
  • Hot water cylinder details
  • Outdoor unit location ideas
  • Photos of the consumer unit
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Ready to Talk?

Get Clear Answers and a Plan That Fits

If you're ready to talk it through, the next step is simple. Get a quote if you already know you want to proceed, or book a survey if you'd like a careful assessment before making decisions. Either way, you'll get clear answers, practical recommendations, and a plan that fits your home without pressure.