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Websites for heat pump installers

Heat Pump Installer Website Design

Websites that guide homeowners from grant questions to a booked assessment.

Heat Pump Installer Website Design in Ireland at a glance

Prices
Launch €199, Starter €399, Business €699. Fixed price agreed in writing before work starts.
Typical launch
Launch About 1 week, Starter 1 to 2 weeks, Business 3 to 4 weeks.
Pages we'd build
Home, Air-to-water heat pumps, SEAI grant and technical assessment, Radiators and underfloor heating, Heat pump vs oil or gas, Servicing and aftercare, Areas covered, Request an assessment.
Ownership
Your site, domain and content are yours. No lock-in.
Who builds it
Mark Keating, founder of Anchor Web Digital, designs and builds every site.

Nobody buys a heat pump on impulse. Homeowners spend weeks reading about grants, running costs and whether their house is even suitable, then contact the two or three installers whose websites answered those questions most clearly.

We build heat pump websites around that research: a plain-English guide to the SEAI grant and the technical assessment, honest running-cost information, pages for air-to-water systems, radiator and underfloor upgrades and aftercare, and an assessment request form that captures house age, current heating and county up front.

What a winning heat pump installer website includes

Explain the grant and the assessment

Most heat pump searches start with the SEAI grant and whether a house is suitable. A clear page on the technical assessment and how you handle it wins the enquiry.

Registrations and accreditations

SEAI registration, Safe Electric registration and manufacturer accreditations, front and centre. Grant customers have to use a registered company, so they check.

Honest running-cost information

How a heat pump compares with oil or gas depends on the house. Realistic examples and what affects them build more trust than headline savings.

Assessment requests that qualify the lead

A short form asking for house age, current heating, BER if known and county means you only travel to homes that are a good fit.

The pages a heat pump installer website needs

A site that ranks and converts is more than a homepage. This is the structure we would build for heat pump installers:

  1. 1

    Home

    What you install, the counties you cover and a clear route to book an assessment.

  2. 2

    Air-to-water heat pumps

    What the system is, how it heats the home and hot water, and what's involved.

  3. 3

    SEAI grant and technical assessment

    How the grant and assessment work and how you handle them, linking to SEAI for current amounts.

  4. 4

    Radiators and underfloor heating

    The upgrades many homes need, explained plainly.

  5. 5

    Heat pump vs oil or gas

    An honest comparison of running costs and what affects them.

  6. 6

    Servicing and aftercare

    Annual servicing and support after the install.

  7. 7

    Areas covered

    A page per county you genuinely install in.

  8. 8

    Request an assessment

    A short form for house age, current heating, BER if known and county.

What Irish customers search for

Your website should be built around the searches your customers actually make, such as:

  • “heat pump installers Cork”
  • “SEAI heat pump grant”
  • “heat pump cost Ireland”
  • “air to water heat pump”
  • “heat pump technical assessment”
  • “heat pump vs oil boiler”

Trust signals Irish customers look for

Customers choose heat pump installers they can trust. Showing the right credentials on your site, where they apply to you, makes the decision easier.

SEAI-registered company

If you are registered with SEAI for heat pump installs, say so prominently. Grant customers have to use a registered company, so they check. Check SEAI's current rules.

Technical assessment

Explain how the technical assessment is handled, whether you carry it out or work with an assessor, so customers know the first step.

Manufacturer accreditation

List the brands you're trained or accredited to install, if any. It reassures customers about warranty and quality.

Warranties and aftercare

Explain your workmanship guarantee, the manufacturer warranty and your servicing offer, and confirm public liability insurance.

How much does a heat pump installer website cost?

Fixed pricing agreed up front, with no hidden fees, and you own the site outright.

Launch
€199

A clean one-page site to get your business online and found, fast.

Starter
€399

A polished 3-page site to get your business online and found.

Business
€699

A complete multi-page website that wins you customers.

See full pricing or get a fixed quote for your heat pump installer website.

Heat Pump Installers website FAQs

How much does a heat pump installer website cost?

Most heat pump installer sites are €399 to €699. Starter (€399) covers a sharp 3-page site with an assessment request form. Business (€699) adds a grant and technical assessment guide, separate system and aftercare pages, county pages and full local SEO.

Should a heat pump website explain the SEAI grant?

Yes. It's the first thing most homeowners look up. Explain how the grant and the technical assessment work and how you handle them, link to SEAI for the current amounts and rules, and keep any figures in one place so they're easy to update.

Can a heat pump website rank in several counties?

Yes, if you genuinely install there. A page for each county you cover, with real projects, plus a Google Business Profile service area that matches, helps you show up for searches like "heat pump installers Cork" or "heat pump installers near me".

What should a heat pump installer's website include?

A clear guide to the SEAI grant and technical assessment, honest running-cost information, pages for the systems and upgrades you install, photos of finished jobs, your registrations and warranties, a page per county you cover and an assessment request form.

Should a heat pump installer promise savings on their website?

Be careful. Running costs depend on the house, its insulation and the tariff, and advertising rules require savings claims to be backed up. Worked examples and a plain explanation of what affects the result build more trust than a headline percentage.

Ready for a website that wins you customers?

Not sure which plan suits you, or need something custom? Get in touch and we'll recommend the right fit and send you a fixed price, usually within one business day.

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