Heat pumps across the West Midlands
15 towns, from Birmingham to Worcester. Labour and materials here run about 2% below the UK average, so a typical installation costs around £10,794.
£10,794
Typical installed cost
up to £272
Saved a year, typical home
~12 yrs
Payback after the £7,500 grant, ~40 without
0.98
Regional price index, UK average 1.00
Modelled range across the West Midlands: £7,016 to £16,730. Estimates from the Home Energy Quotes Cost Index, July 2026 (see how we calculate costs). Your quotes will vary with property size and spec. Not financial advice.
Grants in the West Midlands
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme pays £7,500 towards an air or ground source heat pump in England and Wales — £9,000 if your home is heated by oil or LPG and has no mains gas (applications 21 July 2026 to 31 March 2027).
Towns in the West Midlands
Birmingham
£6,940–£17,860
Burton upon Trent
£6,513–£16,970
Coventry
£6,740–£17,930
Hereford
£7,040–£18,750
Kidderminster
£6,513–£16,970
Newcastle-under-Lyme
£6,513–£16,970
Nuneaton
£6,513–£16,970
Shrewsbury
£7,090–£18,790
Solihull
£6,513–£16,970
Stoke-on-Trent
£6,513–£16,970
Telford
£6,513–£16,970
Walsall
£6,513–£16,970
West Bromwich
£6,513–£16,970
Wolverhampton
£6,760–£18,410
Worcester
£7,140–£19,110
Work out your own numbers
The free savings calculator gives an instant cost range, saving and payback for any upgrade in the West Midlands, or read the full heat pumps guide.
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