Heat Pump Service
in Swansea.

Useful facts,
not assumptions.

Air-source and ground-source heat-pump system checks Routine maintenance and performance reviews Investigation of heating, hot-water, controls, circulation and sensor issues Checks of outdoor-unit condition, airflow, filters, condensate routes and visible pipework Review of system details before arranging any service or repair

• Provide the Swansea postcode and confirm whether the property is a house, flat, newer-build home or older property.
• Record the heat-pump type, make and model, installation date if known, and any recent service history.
• Note the symptoms, when they began, displayed fault codes, changes in heating or hot-water performance, and whether the issue is intermittent.
• Keep manuals, commissioning information, system-pressure readings and photographs of controls or warning displays available.
• For a listed building or a property in a sensitive historic setting, check planning and heritage requirements before alteration. Swansea Council reports more than 500 listed buildings across the city and county and advises contacting its conservation section where proposed works may affect a listed building; like-for-like repair should still be confirmed as appropriate.
• Ensure safe access to the indoor controls, cylinder or buffer tank, outdoor unit and relevant service areas without removing protective covers.