First, a quick reality check: a heat pump isn’t a boiler. It doesn’t burn fuel to create heat. Instead, it works like a fridge in reverse, moving warmth from the outside air (or ground) into your home. Even when it’s freezing outside, there’s enough latent heat to keep your radiators toasty. Mind. Blown.
Think of it as borrowing heat from the garden rather than buying it from a gas station. It’s a bit like that friend who always knows someone who knows someone—efficient and resourceful.
