Find your property
Start with your postcode. It takes around 3 minutes to get an indicative system and price — you can stop at any point and pick up where you left off.
Enter a UK postcode to search the official EPC register for your address.
Know what your heat-pump installation could look like before anyone visits.
Answer a few questions, enter your postcode and upload some photos. Greener Pod uses this information to build an initial picture of the system your home may need.
Recommended heat pump
Air source heat pump
Indicative output: 7 kW
Your Greener Pod
180L cylinder
Heating configuration selected for your home
Radiator assessment
Existing radiators appear suitable
or: some radiator upgrades may be required
Potential BUS grant
£7,500
Subject to eligibility and installer/MCS confirmation.
Indicative supply price
Shown with your results
Final price subject to design verification and survey requirements.
1. Check your home
Answer a few questions, enter your postcode and upload a handful of photos. We use available property information, including EPC data where available, to start building your assessment.
2. See your system
See an indicative heat-pump size, Greener Pod configuration, cylinder requirement, radiator assessment, potential grant support and an indicative supply-only Greener Pod price.
3. We check the design inputs
Greener Pod checks the property information and design inputs, identifying anything that requires further information or technical review.
4. Quote, grant & installation
Once the design is confirmed, you receive your final proposal. If you proceed, your installer completes the required MCS and BUS process and schedules the installation.
Electrical supply check
Upload a clear photo of your electricity meter, main fuse and consumer unit. This helps identify whether the existing electrical supply appears suitable for the proposed system.
Where further checks are flagged, your installer may need to confirm the available supply capacity with your Distribution Network Operator (DNO) before installation. No definitive electrical safety judgement is made from a photo alone.
Radiator assessment
Heat pumps operate differently from traditional boilers, so radiator output forms part of the system design. Modern high-temperature-capable R290 heat pumps can provide greater design flexibility and may reduce the extent of radiator upgrades required in some properties.
Final radiator requirements depend on room-by-room heat loss, radiator output and the selected design flow temperature.
How long does the online assessment take?
About three minutes. You will need your postcode and a few photos of your boiler, consumer unit, electricity meter and the position where the pod would sit.
Is the price I see a fixed quote?
No. It is an indicative price based on the information you give us. Your final proposal follows remote verification and any further design work required.