Get air source heat pump planning applications first

An air source heat pump application is any planning record where the work includes fitting, replacing or moving an outdoor heat pump unit. You receive every one that matches your keywords, whatever the building.

Householder applications put you in front of homeowners

These are installs that fall outside permitted development: a unit on a front elevation, a second unit, a position close to a boundary or a model too big for the limits. The homeowner has already decided on a heat pump. Your job is to be the firm they choose to fit it.

Listed building heat pump consents reward specialists

Any fixing to listed fabric needs listed building consent, so these applications describe historic homes, churches and estate buildings moving to low carbon heat. They need careful siting, sympathetic pipe runs and heritage-ready design. Get in early and your experience wins the brief.

Conservation area installs show you the visible jobs

An air source heat pump conservation area application tells you the unit faces a road or sits in public view. Acoustic enclosures, screening and coloured casings become part of your sale.

Commercial and public projects bring the big orders

Schools, offices, care homes, leisure centres and warehouses apply for full planning to install heat pump plant on roofs and in compounds. These are multi-unit orders with plant rooms, controls and maintenance contracts attached.

New builds and retrofit schemes fill your pipeline

Housing developments that specify heat pumps, social housing retrofits and building conversions all set out the heating strategy in the description. You see the scheme before the mechanical package goes out to tender, and you pitch while the design is still open.

Every business in the heat pump chain wins more when it reaches the client before the decision on who to hire.

Installers book surveys before rivals hear of the job

MCS installers and heating engineers use these applications as ashp installer leads. You see the address, write to or call the applicant, book the heat loss survey and quote while the homeowner is still gathering names. Planning approval and your install slot then arrive together.

Builders and contractors land the enabling works

Concrete bases, plinths, trenching for pipe runs, enclosures and electrical upgrades all come with the unit. Builders and electrical contractors who see the application first package these works and win them in one go.

Manufacturers and merchants get specified early

When a commercial scheme or housing development names a heat pump in its application, the specification is still open. Specification teams and merchants contact the agent and the developer, put their units into the design and secure the supply order before the tender lands.

Architects and consultants win the design and consent work

Acoustic consultants step in when an officer asks for a noise assessment. Heritage consultants write statements for listed and conservation schemes. Architects and planning agents pick up redesigns when a scheme meets objection, and energy consultants offer design-stage modelling. Each one sees exactly where their expertise is wanted.

Maintenance firms build a service book

Every approved commercial heat pump becomes plant that needs servicing for years. Reach the owner during planning and you sign the maintenance contract alongside the install.

Leads emails you every new planning application that matches your keywords, the day councils publish them, in one email a day. Set it nationwide or choose up to 5 areas, each a radius of up to 75 miles from a postcode or town, or a whole council. Leads covers every kind of planning application, so add any other keywords your business wins and they arrive in the same email.

Every lead gives you what you need to make contact

• Planning reference, council and site address
• The description of the work and the application type
• Key dates and decision status
• A link to the council's own record
• The applicant, agent firm and business contact wherever the council publishes them

Your pipeline keeps every job moving

Mark each lead as contacted, quoted or won, so you know which homeowner to chase and which developer is ready to sign. Leads also includes everything in Research: search across 2.3 million planning applications, advanced filters and CSV export for your sales team or CRM.

One price covers all of it

Leads costs £49 + VAT a month. These are heat pump leads UK councils put on public record, delivered to you with the detail already set out, so your mornings go on calls and quotes.

Your own street gets free alerts

Watching your own neighbourhood rather than selling into it? Anyone can get free email alerts for planning applications near an address, postcode, town or council.