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Installer directory

Find MCS-certified installers near you.

Postcode in. Up to three certified installers out. Core ranking is never paid for — featured slots are clearly labelled, and matched installers pay per lead.

26 MCS-certified installers listed across 12 UK areas so far

MCS certification

Why MCS certification is non-negotiable.

MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) is the UK quality standard for renewable heating installers. Only an MCS-certified business can apply for the BUS grant on your behalf — so if you want the £7,500, this is the only credential that counts.

Every installer we list is MCS-certified when added, but certifications can lapse or be pulled — always confirm current status on the public MCS register yourself before booking. Full detail on featured slots and per-lead fees is in how we make money.

7-point installer checklist

  • They hold current MCS certification — check any installer's status yourself on the public MCS register before booking
  • They run a room-by-room heat loss survey — not just a quick estimate
  • They quote a clear COP / SCOP figure and explain what it means for your house
  • They tell you specifically which radiators need upgrading (if any) and why
  • They handle the BUS grant application paperwork on your behalf
  • They provide written warranties — typically 5–7 years on the unit and 2 years on workmanship
  • They reference comparable jobs they have completed nearby (with permission to contact)

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Installers — frequently asked

How does heatpumpsaver.co.uk choose which installers to show me?

We maintain our own directory of MCS-certified installers and match you to the ones covering your postcode, ranked by proximity within that list. We do not accept payment to rank an installer higher in the core results. Installers can pay for a separately labelled "featured" slot, and installers who receive a lead through us pay a fee.

What if I do not get three installers in my area?

In rural or remote postcodes we sometimes return fewer than three. Rather than pad the list with installers from far away, we show what we have and explain that the next-nearest installer is more than 30 miles distant — which usually means higher travel costs in the quote.

Will the installer cold-call me?

Only if you click "Request a quote" on their profile. Even then, you can specify email-only contact. We do not pass your details to installers without your explicit consent — your postcode is used for the search but only your name and contact preference are passed when you make a request.

Check eligibility before contacting installers.

Save everyone time — confirm your BUS eligibility first, then approach installers from a position of knowing you qualify.