HEAT SAVIOUR
Making heat pump installations simple
As the UK accelerates the transition to Low carbon heating, more properties are being upgraded with air source and ground source heat pumps. But retrofitting heat pumps into existing housing stock can be complex, costly, and disruptive unless you use Heat Saviour
Heat Saviour is a prefabricated, smart retrofit interface that simplifies heat pump installation, protects the system long-term, and delivers real value for social landlords, local authorities and heating professionals


HEAT SAVIOUR
What Is Heat Saviour ?
Heat Saviour is a pre-assembled retrofit unit designed to make air source heat pump and ground source heat pump installations in existing homes easier, more affordable, and more reliable.
When you’re upgrading from a gas or oil boiler to a low-carbon heating system, you don’t want to overhaul your entire pipework. Heat Saviour makes your home heat pump ready, reducing install complexity and protecting your investment.
Why its ideal for social housing & Council projects?
- Reduces installation time and labour costs – Ideal for retrofit programs
- Minimises system downtime – essential for keeping tenants warm
- Built in backup heating – ensures no loss of heating during maintenance or pump failure.
- Works with all major heat pump brands – no compatibility headaches
- Reduces glycol use by 80% - Lower glycol volume, cleaner, more reliable system.
- Supports compliance with low carbon heating initiatives and net zero targets.
Installer benefits:
- Pre- engineered and ready to install
- Cut heat pump installations costs
- Reduce glycol usage by over 80%
- Uses standard off the shelf components
- Supports retrofit work in older or mixed heating systems
- Simplify maintenance with no need to drain radiators


How Heat Saviour Supports Heat Pump Installations
Ideal for Heat Pump Retrofits in Existing Homes
Who Should Use Heat Saviour?
- Social housing landlords: Keep properties warm, reduce callouts, and hit decarbonisation targets
- Councils and housing associations: Deliver low carbon heating upgrades efficiently and at scale.
- Installers: Simplify retrofit installs, speed up heat pump installations, and improve long term customer satisfaction.
Designed for Installers.
Built for Homeowners.
- Fast install using standard components
- Avoids common retrofit challenges
- No major plumbing reworks
- Supports clean heat initiatives and net zero homes
Ready for a Heat Pump, Make Sure You Ask for Heat Saviour.
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Heat Saviour – Frequently Asked Questions
Heat Saviour is a pre-assembled 600 mm-square retrofit module that sits beneath your hot-water cylinder and hydraulically links any air- or ground-source heat-pump to your existing heating loop via a plate heat-exchanger. Its dual-circuit design keeps the refrigerant/glycol side entirely separate from your radiators, protecting the pump from sludge and allowing installers to use standard, readily available components.
Because it arrives fully built and avoids wholesale pipework changes, Heat Saviour can trim labour by about 20 % and save homeowners up to £2,000 on a typical retrofit. Less time on site also means less disruption—and makes the government’s £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme voucher stretch further.
Usually not—the dual-loop layout lets the new heat pump run independently of your existing central-heating circuit, so most homes keep their current emitters and pipes intact. Only badly undersized or single-pipe systems will need additional work, which your installer will flag during the survey.
Heat Saviour is designed to slide into a standard 600 mm × 600 mm airing-cupboard footprint beneath a conventional hot-water cylinder. That makes it a good fit for UK homes where cupboard real-estate is tight.
Yes—the plate-exchanger interface works with all MCS-approved air- and ground-source heat-pump models, so you’re not locked into proprietary parts.
Keeping the glycol loop separate slashes sludge ingress and cuts glycol use by around 80 %, leading to fewer filter blockages and call-backs. Installers can service the pump without draining the whole heating system, reducing downtime for occupants.
Yes—a factory-fitted electric immersion element can be switched manually or via remote controls, keeping the house warm during pump maintenance or extreme cold snaps.
By shaving thousands off the upfront plumbing bill, Heat Saviour often leaves the £7,500 BUS grant covering most—if not all—of the remaining equipment cost, making a heat-pump swap financially easier.
Hewer FM offers a lifetime parts guarantee on the Heat Saviour module itself, plus the standard manufacturer warranty on any paired heat-pump.
Yes—more than 1,000 social-housing properties have already been fitted with the unit, with zero post-installation call-backs reported to date.

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Credit is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, a trading style of Mitsubishi HC Capital UK PLC authorised and regulated by Financial Conduct Authority. Finance options are offered subject to status and credit check which must be completed before commencement of works. A 14 day cooling off period applies to all applications. If cancelled within 14 days, alternative payment of full outstanding balance must be made.
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