Heat pump support
in Perth.

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Perth is represented in Perth and Kinross Council's Local Development Plan settlement maps as Perth, with separate mapped areas for Perth City Centre, Perth East, Perth North, Perth South and Perth West. The council also identifies Perth Central and Perth Kinnoull as conservation areas. For homes in or near these areas, external equipment, penetrations, flues, cabinets, pipework and other visible works may need careful review against listed-building or conservation-area requirements; the council's interactive heritage map can be used to check designations. Perth and Kinross's Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy for 2024-2029 sets priorities for improving building energy efficiency and decarbonising heat, specifically including heat pumps and heat networks, while its wider Local Area Energy Plan covers the period to 2045.

• Provide the Perth postcode, property type and whether the system is air-source or ground-source.
• Share the make and model, installation or commissioning information, and any recent service history if available.
• Describe the symptoms, when they began, whether heating or hot water is affected, and any displayed fault code.
• Keep the indoor unit, controls, cylinder, consumer unit and accessible valves clear before an assessment.
• If the property is listed or within Perth Central or Perth Kinnoull conservation area, check the council's heritage map and planning guidance before altering external equipment or visible building fabric.