You make power.
Why buy heat?
Heating uses the vast majority of energy in the home. Use a heat pump to convert your solar power into the heat you need.
The highest standards, every step of the way
From first survey to final sign-off, every installation with Ample meets the standards that matter — accredited, certified and independently recognised.
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Why get a heat pump?
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You create abundant power
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Don't sell it cheap
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Use it to heat
Your panels have been keeping the lights on, but if your home is anything like the majority, much of the benefit is going to the grid for less than you would buy it for.
Heating and hot water use 80% of the energy in the average home. If you're not using your own cheap power for this, you're paying twice.
We thought not. The admin, the mess, the prospect of running out at the worst possible time. Not to mention the tank in the garden.
There is a better way.
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Volatile, uncapped prices
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Risk of leaks and spills
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Garden eyesore
A heat pump uses electricity to take warmth from the outside air for use in your home. It's incredibly efficient, never runs out and works quietly and reliably all year round.
All you need to do is pick your preferred temperature. Then it's feet up, while your system does the hard work.
How a heat pump compares
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LPG or oil burner
*Data & References
Source: Energy Savings Trust. Efficiency figures are seasonal averages (SCOP) for typical installations; performance varies by home.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme (England & Wales): £7,500 for most homes; £9,000 for homes replacing oil or LPG heating, for grant applications made on or after 21 July 2026 (scheduled to run to 31 March 2027). Eligibility criteria apply; grant value is deducted from your quoted price.
Cooling available on compatible systems, configured at install.
Why upgrade now?
Get £9,000 towards your heat pump upgrade
In addition to being able to run a heat pump on the energy you produce, homes replacing an oil or LPG boiler can get £9,000 towards their installation and pay 0% VAT until 31 March 2027.
There has never been a better time to make the switch.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme Details
Boiler Upgrade Scheme (England & Wales): £7,500 for most homes; £9,000 for homes replacing oil or LPG heating, for grant applications made on or after 21 July 2026 (scheduled to run to 31 March 2027). Eligibility criteria apply; grant value is deducted from your quoted price.
Battery-buffered heat pumps
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Electrical Battery
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Heat Battery
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Frequently asked questions
The oil tank is removed as part of your installation, and is disposed of responsibly.
No. A heat pump works without one. A battery adds control over when you buy electricity, which is worth more in some homes than others. The survey is where that gets answered for yours.
Most likely, yes. A major government-backed study by the Energy Systems Catapult found no type or age of UK home unsuitable for a heat pump, as long as it’s designed and installed correctly — from Victorian terraces to 1960s flats. The main things your home needs are some outdoor space for the unit and room indoors for a hot water cylinder, and it suits owners and landlords alike. The only way to know for certain what’s right for your home is a survey.
The opposite. Panels generate most in the middle of the day, which is when a heat pump can be warming the house and filling the hot water cylinder. More of what your roof makes gets used at home instead of exported.
Yes. A heat pump doesn't replace or interfere with your panels. We design the heating system around the home you already have.