Heat Pump Service
in Hull.

Useful facts,
not assumptions.

Air-source and ground-source heat-pump servicing, subject to confirmation of the installed system and property details Seasonal performance and operating checks Controls, thermostats, sensors and system settings Outdoor-unit condition, airflow, defrost operation and condensate arrangements Hydraulic, radiator or underfloor-heating interface checks where applicable Inspection of visible pipework, insulation, valves and electrical connections

• Have the heat-pump make, model, installation information and any recent service records available if possible.
• Note any displayed fault codes, changes in heating or hot-water performance, unusual sounds, leaks or repeated resets.
• Keep the indoor controls accessible and provide safe access to the outdoor unit, plant room, cylinder and distribution equipment.
• Do not remove covers or attempt electrical or refrigerant work yourself.
• For properties in areas affected by local flood risk, mention any previous water ingress or flood event so the equipment and surrounding services can be assessed appropriately.
• If the property is listed, in a conservation area or subject to planning conditions, check whether proposed alterations to external equipment need heritage or planning consideration before installation changes are made.