Air Source Heat Pump Installation in Probus

Probus is a village on the A390 best known for having the tallest church tower in Cornwall — the 15th-century tower of St Probus and St Grace Church, which at 123 feet is a landmark visible for miles across the mid-Cornwall countryside. The village is off the mains gas grid and relies on oil or electric heating. Probus Gardens, a county horticultural demonstration garden, draws visitors to the area. Properties are a mix of traditional Cornish cottages and 20th-century housing. The up-to-£9,000 BUS grant is available for qualifying oil-to-heat-pump replacements. CCS Heating & Renewables is approximately 10 miles from Probus.

Why Probus homeowners choose air source heat pump installation

Probus sits 13 miles from our base, serves around 1,700 residents, with around 80% of homes off the mains gas grid — one of the strongest signals for heat pump suitability. A typical 8–12kW system in Probus costs £4,500–£8,500 after the £7,500 BUS grant (£1,500 less with the £9,000 off-gas uplift) and cuts heating running costs by 40–60% versus oil or LPG.

Property types we install in

Cornish stone cottages, Victorian terraces, 20th-century semis and bungalows

• Solid-wall stone & granite properties: typically need 2–4 radiator upsizes and benefit from 9–12kW units.
• Inter-war semis & bungalows: usually 8–10kW with minimal fabric work required.
• Off-grid oil or LPG homes: the strongest economic case — running cost drops 40–60% after switching.

Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant in Probus

No significant conservation area restrictions beyond the church setting. BUS grant applicable. We handle every grant application end-to-end, deduct funding directly from your invoice, and register your system where required. Read more in our heat pump installation guide or our full grants page.

Coverage across Probus & nearby

Areas we cover: Serving Probus, Probus Gardens, Tresillian, Ladock, and the A390 corridor between Grampound and Truro

Postcodes served: TR2