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The Improveasy Group

Name: The Improveasy Group
Address: Station House, Stamford New Road, Altrincham, WA141EP, GB
Telephone: 08000248505

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Making homes warmer, greener, and more cost-effective since 2011. Energy solutions made easy.

From solar panels to heat pumps, with funding options and a full 360° service, Improveasy makes energy upgrades simple. Since 2011, Improveasy has been helping households across the UK cut bills and carbon. From solar panels to air source heat pumps, we make greener home upgrades simple, affordable, and accessible. With various government scheme funding options available and a complete 360° service, we’ll help you create a warmer, greener, and more energy-efficient home. Improveasy - reducing carbon emissions by improving the energy efficiency of buildings.

26/10/2026

Your reminder that Improveasy is an Octopus Cosy Accredited Installer! ⚡️🐙

When Jane decided it was time to replace her aging gas boiler, she wanted a sustainable solution she could trust. She chose the Octopus Cosy air source heat pump - and trusted our expert team to bring her vision to life.

From a thorough in-person survey to a respectful, spotless installation, Jane felt fully supported every step of the way. Read her full story here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4i0IJVP

16/10/2026

National Heat Pump Week: Day 5 ⚡

Celebrating 350+ air source heat pump installations. 🎉

As we wrap up our National Heat Pump Week series, we’re proud to have installed more than 350 air source heat pumps to date.

Behind every installation is a home, a household and a system designed around their needs. This week, we’ve explored how heat pumps work, highlighted our customers’ stories, answered common questions and heard from our Head ASHP Installer about the process behind an installation.

Thank you to our customers for sharing their experiences, and to our team for the care they put into every project. National Heat Pump Week may be coming to a close, but the conversation doesn’t stop here.

If you’re considering a heat pump, speak to our team for straightforward advice about your home.

15/10/2026

National Heat Pump Week: Day 4 ⚡

Hear from our Head Air Source Heat Pump Installer, Daniel Hill 👷

Today, we’re taking a closer look at the work behind an installation.

Our Head ASHP Installer shares a perspective on the heat pump market and explains the installation process followed to help achieve a positive outcome for your home.

Watch for insight from someone who works with heat pumps every day, and leave your questions in the comments.

14/10/2026

National Heat Pump Week: Day 3 ⚡

Heat pump myths, answered. 🔮

Today, we’re tackling three common questions about air source heat pumps. “Do they work in freezing temperatures?” Yes. Even below freezing, there’s heat energy in the outdoor air that a heat pump can use.

“Aren’t they loud?” They’re not silent, but they don’t have to be disruptive. Their noise is comparable to that of a refrigerator, but outside.

“Aren’t they expensive?” Upfront costs can be higher than replacing a boiler, but eligible households can access funding to help. Running costs depend on your home, electricity tariff and the heating you’re replacing.

Have a question about heat pumps? Leave it in the comments, or speak to our team for straightforward advice about your home.

13/10/2026

National Heat Pump Week: Day 2 ⚡

Real homes, real people. 🏠

Today, we’re putting the our customers in the spotlight: Sylvia, Clive, Jan, Karen and June.

Each has a different story to tell, with their own reasons for making the change to their home and different aspects of the experience that mattered most to them.

Considering a heat pump for your home? Hearing someone else’s experience can be a useful place to start. Explore their stories on our website: https://bit.ly/4doyTue

12/10/2026

National Heat Pump Week: Day 1 ⚡

How does an air source heat pump actually work? 🤔

We’re starting our five-day series with the basics: how heat from the air outside becomes heating and hot water for your home.

An air source heat pump absorbs heat from the outdoor air, even when it’s cold. An electricity-powered compressor inside the unit raises the temperature of the refrigerant, and that heat is then transferred to your home’s heating and hot water system.

Follow along throughout the week for more information and insights about heat pumps.

01/10/2026

Happy International Coffee Day ☕

If your day starts with a fresh brew, solar power could help power it. Solar panels can turn daylight into usable electricity for the moments that matter at home — from getting the kettle on to the rest of your daily routine.

It’s a practical way to move toward lower bills, greater energy independence, and a low-carbon home. Thinking about solar for your home? Speak to our team ➡️ https://bit.ly/4zbItZR

22/09/2026

Meet Sylvia! 💚

When she decided to upgrade her home, it wasn't just about efficiency - it was about playing her part for a greener future 🌿

Discover how our team helped Sylvia transition to an eco-friendly Air Source Heat Pump and lower her environmental impact: https://bit.ly/4hj7j2F

15/09/2026

Green technology demand is accelerating across the UK at a record pace ⚡️

New data from MCS reveals a landmark first half of 2026 for certified small-scale renewables:
📊 1 installation every 74 seconds
📈 17% higher than last year's record-breaking figures
🏠 1 in 3 homes are now combining multiple technologies (e.g., solar + heat pumps or battery storage)

Source: https://bit.ly/4ihpcRt

Homeowners aren't just adopting green energy - they're building clean energy systems to power their homes.

Are you looking to make the switch? Contact us for a free chat about energy upgrade solutions ➡️ https://bit.ly/4gT9xFy

10/09/2026

While gas boilers and heat pumps both keep homes warm, they operate on completely different physics.

🔥Gas Boilers: The "High Heat" burst traditional combi boilers create heat by blasting water at high temperatures to rapidly heat the air in a room. But the second the boiler cuts out, cold walls suck that heat right back out. Every cycle requires the boiler to work hard from a cold start to reheat both the air and the building structure.

⚡️Air Source Heat Pumps: "Low & Slow" transfer heat pumps don't create heat - they move it. Running continuously at much lower flow temperatures, they steadily charge your home's brickwork, plaster, and concrete with thermal energy. Your walls turn into a giant thermal battery, radiating warmth naturally while the heat pump uses minimal energy just to top it up.

The takeaway? Lower flow temperatures keep your home continuously warm using a fraction of the running energy.

Are you looking to make the switch from a traditional boiler to low-carbon heating? Let's talk about how Improveasy and the £7,500 government grant can help 👉 https://bit.ly/4xEvDmm

Address

Station House, Stamford New Road
Altrincham
WA141EP

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5am
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

08000248505

Website

http://www.improveasy.com/

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