Renewable heating services in Gower
Serving Gower & the Swansea Peninsula

Air Source Heat Pump Installers on the Gower Peninsula

MCS-accredited heat pump and solar specialists for off-grid Gower homes. Octopus Energy Trusted Partner covering the whole peninsula.

About Our Services

Renewable heating built for Gower's off-grid homes

Much of the Gower Peninsula sits beyond the mains gas network, which leaves villages from Llanrhidian and Reynoldston to Rhossili and Port Eynon dependent on oil, LPG or electric heating. Renewable Heating Wales designs and installs air source heat pumps, solar PV, battery storage and underfloor heating for exactly these properties, replacing expensive delivered fuel with a system that runs on electricity you can generate yourself.

We are MCS-accredited and an Octopus Energy Trusted Partner, and we work on Gower every week. That matters on a peninsula of stone cottages, converted barns and coastal exposure, where a standard survey rarely tells the whole story. We handle the Boiler Upgrade Scheme paperwork from application to voucher redemption.

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What We Offer

Our Services in Gower

We install the full range of renewable heating and energy systems across Gower, with a particular focus on properties coming off oil and LPG. Air source heat pumps, solar PV, battery storage, underfloor heating and MVHR are all designed around the fabric and exposure of your individual property.

Why Choose Us

Why Gower homeowners choose Renewable Heating Wales

Off-grid specialists. Most Gower properties run on oil or LPG, and those are the homes that qualify for the highest heat pump grant available.

Coastal experience. We specify and site equipment for salt-laden air and exposed positions, so systems last as long as they should.

MCS-accredited and an Octopus Energy Trusted Partner, so your installation is compliant, warrantied and eligible for the best heat pump tariffs.

Local team based in Tycroes, roughly 40 minutes from the peninsula, for genuine callout cover and aftercare rather than a subcontracted visit.

Gower's off-grid homes qualify for the largest heat pump grant

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme pays £7,500 towards an air source or ground source heat pump. Since 21 July 2026 there has been an extra £1,500 for properties off the mains gas grid that are currently heated by oil or LPG, taking the total to £9,000. That covers a large share of Gower. The uplift runs until 31 March 2027. You may also qualify for ECO4 or the Great British Insulation Scheme. We check your eligibility and handle the application.

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Service Area

Villages and areas we cover across Gower

Mumbles Penclawdd Reynoldston
We work across the whole peninsula, from Bishopston, Pennard and Southgate on the south coast to Llanrhidian, Crofty and Penclawdd on the north. Our installers regularly cover Rhossili, Llangennith, Port Eynon, Horton, Oxwich, Parkmill, Reynoldston, Killay and Mumbles, along with the surrounding farms and smallholdings. Residential, holiday let and small commercial properties all welcome.
Common Questions

Heat pump and solar FAQs for Gower homeowners

Can Gower homeowners get the full £9,000 heat pump grant?
Many can. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme pays a standard £7,500 towards an air source or ground source heat pump, and since 21 July 2026 an additional £1,500 is available where the property is off the mains gas grid and currently heated by oil or LPG. Because large parts of Gower have no mains gas connection, a high proportion of properties on the peninsula qualify for the full £9,000. The uplift is time limited and ends on 31 March 2027, so it is worth checking your eligibility now. We confirm this before you commit to anything.
Is a heat pump cheaper to run than oil or LPG on Gower?
Usually, yes, and the gap is widest against LPG. A well-designed air source heat pump delivers roughly three and a half units of heat for every unit of electricity it draws, so your effective cost per unit of heat is far lower than the electricity price suggests. Oil and LPG prices are also volatile and delivery costs to the peninsula are higher than average. Pairing the heat pump with solar PV and a heat pump tariff through our Octopus Energy partnership improves the numbers further. We model your actual running costs during the survey.
Do I need planning permission for a heat pump on Gower?
In most cases no. Welsh permitted development rights were widened on 1 June 2026, removing the old three metre boundary rule. A detached home can now have up to two air source heat pumps and other homes one, provided the outdoor unit is no larger than 1.5 cubic metres. Gower is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and includes conservation areas and listed buildings, where extra restrictions apply, such as not siting a unit on a wall or roof fronting a highway. We check the position for your specific property and deal with Swansea Council where an application is needed.
Will salt air from the coast damage a heat pump?
Not if the system is specified and sited properly. Coastal Gower properties are exposed to salt-laden air, which can corrode standard outdoor units over time. We select units with appropriate coatings and corrosion protection, position them to limit direct exposure to prevailing onshore winds and salt spray, and set a maintenance schedule that keeps warranties valid. This is one of the areas where a local installer who works on the peninsula regularly makes a measurable difference to system life.
Will a heat pump work in an older stone Gower cottage?
Yes, with the right design. Older stone and solid wall properties lose more heat than modern builds, so the system has to be sized for that rather than to a rule of thumb, and emitters often need upgrading to larger radiators or underfloor heating to run at lower flow temperatures. We carry out a full room by room heat loss calculation before quoting. Where the fabric needs improving first, we will tell you, and you may qualify for insulation support through ECO4 or the Great British Insulation Scheme.
Are solar panels and battery storage worth it on Gower?
They pair particularly well with a heat pump on the peninsula. South facing Gower properties get good year round irradiance, and a battery lets you store daytime generation for evening heating demand rather than exporting it cheaply. For homes moving off oil or LPG, solar plus battery meaningfully reduces the electricity you buy to run the heat pump. Many Gower properties also have outbuilding or barn roofs suitable for larger arrays where the main roof is constrained by conservation or listed building considerations.