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Heat pump hot water cylinders
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Heat pump hot water cylinders in Greater London

Switching to a heat pump in Greater London? Start with a guide price, then a surveyor measures your home and the written quote fixes the price.

Most heat pump cylinders are unvented, meaning they run at mains water pressure and give strong flow from every tap without a cold water tank in the loft. Unvented cylinders have safety controls that must be fitted and checked by someone qualified to work on them. We size the cylinder from your household and bathrooms, confirm your mains water supply can support it, and plan the space, pipework and discharge route at the survey.

Many homes in Greater London with combi boilers have no airing cupboard, so the survey looks for the most practical cylinder space. Cylinder sizes for Greater London homes are based on the people living there and the bathrooms in daily use. Older houses in Greater London with loft tanks can usually have them removed when an unvented cylinder is fitted.

Who it suits

  • Larger families or homes with two or more bathrooms
  • Households with older vented cylinders and loft tanks who want mains-pressure showers
  • Every air-to-water heat pump installation, whatever the existing boiler
  • Homes replacing a combi boiler that need space found for a cylinder

Grants and rules for heat pumps in England

England

Homes in Greater London can use the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, which takes £7,500 off the cost of an air source heat pump when it replaces fossil-fuel or electric heating. Replacing oil or LPG heating qualifies for £9,000 for installations from 21 July 2026 to 31 March 2027, and air-to-air systems for £2,500. The MCS-certified installer named in your quote applies for the grant and deducts it from the price.

Installing heat pumps is zero-rated for VAT across the UK until 31 March 2027. Since 29 May 2025, permitted development in England allows up to two air source heat pumps on a house, each up to 1.5 m³, with no blanket 1 m boundary rule — the installation must still meet the MCS planning standards, including the noise check. Listed buildings, flats and some conservation-area positions need extra consent, which we check at survey.

Heat pump hot water cylinders prices in Greater London

Here are typical prices for heat pump hot water cylinders in Greater London, installed and including VAT. Use the guide price tool for a figure based on your home, then a survey confirms it in writing.

Heat pump hot water cylinders prices in Greater London
WorkGuide price
Heat pump hot water cylinder (supplied and fitted)£1,350–£2,450

Supplied and fitted, inc VAT. Included in every full system price.

Towns we cover in Greater London

We cover 90 towns in Greater London for heat pump hot water cylinders. Each links to local guide prices and the grant position for England.

TownPostcode districtNearest townMidwinter daylight
IslingtonN1Highbury7 h 49 min
BexleyDA5Bexleyheath7 h 50 min
BarkingIG11Ilford7 h 49 min
SuttonSM1Carshalton7 h 51 min
CroydonCR0Purley7 h 51 min
IlfordIG1Barking7 h 49 min
HarrowHA1Pinner7 h 49 min
TottenhamN17Wood Green7 h 49 min
WalthamstowE17Leyton7 h 49 min
DagenhamRM10Barking7 h 49 min
RomfordRM1Hornchurch7 h 49 min
HayesUB3Southall7 h 49 min
WembleyHA9Hendon7 h 49 min
FulhamSW6Putney7 h 50 min
SouthallUB1Hayes7 h 49 min
PutneySW15Fulham7 h 50 min
BatterseaSW11Chelsea7 h 50 min
PurleyCR8Coulsdon7 h 51 min
PeckhamSE15Dulwich7 h 50 min
ChingfordE4Woodford Green7 h 48 min
UxbridgeUB8Ruislip7 h 49 min
WimbledonSW19Morden7 h 50 min
BrixtonSW2Clapham7 h 50 min
HounslowTW3Twickenham7 h 50 min
FinchleyN3Hendon7 h 49 min
MitchamCR4Morden7 h 51 min
FelthamTW13Hounslow7 h 50 min
ActonW3Chiswick7 h 49 min
BeckenhamBR3Bromley7 h 50 min
ChelseaSW3Battersea7 h 50 min
StreathamSW16Balham7 h 50 min
ElthamSE9Blackheath7 h 50 min
MordenSM4Mitcham7 h 51 min
CarshaltonSM5Sutton7 h 51 min
CatfordSE6Lewisham7 h 50 min
SurbitonKT6Kingston upon Thames7 h 51 min
StratfordE15Leyton7 h 49 min
ChiswickW4Acton7 h 50 min
RuislipHA4Pinner7 h 49 min
GreenwichSE10Blackheath7 h 50 min
BarnetEN5Mill Hill7 h 48 min
Wood GreenN22Crouch End7 h 49 min
Muswell HillN10Crouch End7 h 49 min
HighburyN5Islington7 h 49 min
CoulsdonCR5Purley7 h 51 min
HornchurchRM11Upminster7 h 49 min
BlackheathSE3Lewisham7 h 50 min
New MaldenKT3Kingston upon Thames7 h 51 min
Woodford GreenIG8Chingford7 h 48 min
RichmondTW9Twickenham7 h 50 min
BarnesSW13Putney7 h 50 min
Notting HillW11Kensington7 h 49 min
PinnerHA5Harrow7 h 49 min
Golders GreenNW11Hampstead7 h 49 min
TootingSW17Balham7 h 50 min
ChislehurstBR7Sidcup7 h 50 min
OrpingtonBR6Chislehurst7 h 51 min
BalhamSW12Tooting7 h 50 min
BexleyheathDA6Bexley7 h 50 min
BromleyBR1Beckenham7 h 51 min
CamdenNW1Kentish Town7 h 49 min
ClaphamSW4Brixton7 h 50 min
Crouch EndN8Highgate7 h 49 min
DulwichSE21Brixton7 h 50 min
EalingW5Acton7 h 49 min
EdgwareHA8Mill Hill7 h 48 min
EnfieldEN1Southgate7 h 48 min
Forest HillSE23Sydenham7 h 50 min
HackneyE8Stoke Newington7 h 49 min
HammersmithW6Notting Hill7 h 50 min
HampsteadNW3West Hampstead7 h 49 min
HendonNW4Golders Green7 h 49 min
HighgateN6Crouch End7 h 49 min
KensingtonW8Notting Hill7 h 50 min
Kentish TownNW5Camden7 h 49 min
Kingston upon ThamesKT1Surbiton7 h 50 min
LewishamSE13Blackheath7 h 50 min
LeytonE10Walthamstow7 h 49 min
Mill HillNW7Edgware7 h 48 min
SidcupDA14Chislehurst7 h 50 min
SouthgateN14Enfield7 h 48 min
Stoke NewingtonN16Highbury7 h 49 min
SydenhamSE26Forest Hill7 h 50 min
TeddingtonTW11Twickenham7 h 50 min
TwickenhamTW1Teddington7 h 50 min
UpminsterRM14Hornchurch7 h 49 min
WandsworthSW18Putney7 h 50 min
WansteadE11Leyton7 h 49 min
West HampsteadNW6Hampstead7 h 49 min
WoolwichSE18Eltham7 h 50 min

Heat pump hot water cylinders questions

Can I keep my existing hot water cylinder with a heat pump?

Usually not. Cylinders designed for boilers have a small coil that cannot transfer heat quickly at heat pump temperatures, so the water would reheat slowly and efficiency would suffer. A heat pump cylinder has a much larger coil. The new cylinder can often go in the same cupboard, though, if there is enough height and floor space.

Does a heat pump cylinder need servicing?

Yes. An unvented cylinder's safety devices should be checked every year, including the relief valves, the expansion vessel charge and the discharge pipework. This is normally done as part of the annual heat pump service, and it is often a condition of the cylinder manufacturer's warranty. Keep the cylinder paperwork with your heat pump handover documents.

Do I need good water pressure for an unvented cylinder?

Yes. An unvented cylinder runs at mains pressure, so it needs enough incoming pressure and flow to supply your taps and showers well. We measure your mains supply at the survey. If flow is low, options include a different cylinder type or an upgrade to the incoming supply pipe, which we explain before you commit.

How much does a heat pump cylinder cost?

A heat pump hot water cylinder has a guide price of £1,200–£2,200, installed and including VAT. In a full heat pump installation the cylinder is already included in the system guide price, so this figure mainly applies where a cylinder is replaced on its own. Capacity, coil design and the pipework needed affect where your price sits.

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