Heat pump
Heating with much less gas, or none at all. Often the biggest step for your energy label, especially together with insulation.
Heating with warmth from the outside air
A heat pump takes warmth from the outside air or the ground and brings it up to temperature for your heating. It runs on electricity. Your gas use drops sharply and your power use rises somewhat; overall you spend less.
Types of heat pump
- Hybrid: works together with your boiler, which only helps out on cold days
- All-electric (air-to-water): replaces your boiler completely
- Ground-source: takes warmth from the ground, quiet and efficient but more expensive
Less gas, lower heating costs
How much you save depends on your home, your insulation and the type of heat pump. You see the savings from your quote next to your new monthly payment.
- Much less or no gas use
- A better energy label, and with it extra borrowing capacity
- ISDE subsidy possible, which you receive yourself
- Many lenders offer an interest discount for a better label
Before you start
- A heat pump works best in a well-insulated home. For an all-electric pump, insulation is often a requirement.
- It heats at a lower temperature. Underfloor heating or larger radiators help.
- The outdoor unit makes noise. Choose a good spot together with your installer.
- Apply for the ISDE subsidy in time and keep your invoices; the conditions are on the RVO website.
How to finance it with groenbudget
This measure improves your energy label. That's why your lender may lend more for it than for a regular renovation: you get extra borrowing capacity on top of your regular capacity.
We don't deduct the ISDE subsidy from your increase: you finance the full amount of your quote. You receive the subsidy after the work and can use it to repay extra, usually penalty-free.
- We calculate with the amount from your installer's quote
- Everything in one mortgage increase, no separate loan
- Repay over 30 years (lowest monthly payment) or 15 years
- Paid out through a construction deposit, based on your installer's invoices
Questions about this measure
Hybrid or all-electric?
A hybrid heat pump is cheaper and works in almost any home. All-electric saves more gas but needs a well-insulated home. Your installer advises what suits your home.
Will I get a subsidy?
ISDE subsidy is possible for most heat pumps. You apply for it yourself at RVO and receive it after the work. We don't deduct it automatically.
Can I finance insulation and a heat pump together?
Yes. Everything you have done goes into one application and one increase. That combination often gives the biggest label jump.
Other measures
Combine as you like. Everything you have done goes into one application.
Solar panels
A lower power bill from your own roof.
Insulation
More comfort and lower heating costs.
Glazing and frames
Less heat lost through windows and doors.
Ventilation
Fresh air without losing heat.
Shower heat recovery
Warm showers using less energy.
Home battery
Get more out of your own solar power.
EV charger
Affordable charging at home.
Air conditioning
Cool in summer, extra heat in winter.
You start through your installer
Your installer sends you a personal link, with your quote already filled in. Not sure whether your installer participates? Email us.
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