Welcome to Bublshop
Distributors in Expertise
We are a nationwide distributor of market-leading renewable energy products, specialising in heat pumps and battery storage systems. We supply equipment and offer support to installers, specifiers and homeowners.
Installers
Equipment, technical support and training
We supply high quality renewables equipment across the country. But we’re so much more than a distributor.
Coming from an MCS installer background ourselves, we felt the renewable energy industry needed somewhere heating engineers could access the whole renewables package: from products and advice, to technical support and training.
We offer all our customers – whether experienced heat pump engineers or new installers – support with system design, installation, commissioning and maintenance. We run a technical helpline, as well as GivEnergy, Hisense, LG and Viessman training courses.
We’ve worked in the industry since 2013 and we’re here to help.
Explore our range of products and courses or call us if you’re looking for reliable and efficient service from a team that cares.
Home Owners
Find MCS-certified installers and information about sustainable heating
Thinking about installing a heat pump but not sure where to start?
We work with a network of trusted, MCS-qualified heating engineers and can put you in touch with an installer near you. They’ll be able to advise if your property is suitable for a heat pump and, if so, what type of system you’ll need to meet your household’s heating and hot water needs.
Choose to work with one of our installers and you’ll know your engineer has our back up – they’ll have ongoing access to our expert technical team, as well as quick and reliable equipment deliveries.
We’re here to help. You’ll find masses of information on our website to help you navigate your heat pump journey.
Feel free to get in touch with our friendly team if you have any questions.
Latest news
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Eco4 Installers! We Need Your Help. - 5 March 2024
Hisense heat pumps are now listed on the Domestic Annual Heat Pump System Efficiency (DAHPSE) Estimator. Make a comparison, send us your results, and we'll send you a thank you gift.
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Bublshop Opens its Doors in Wales - 7 February 2024
Our new training facility in Wales means we can offer installer training courses and practical help to more heating engineers, installers and homeowners in more locations.
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Join our Hisense Facebook Group - 7 February 2024
We've set up a Hisense Facebook group. It's a chance to share technical advice, seek support, and talk about installation challenges and experiences.
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We’re working with Viessmann! - 20 December 2023
Viessmann share our vision for integrated sustainable heating solutions, combining solar PV, battery storage and heat pumps. Each element can be added over time to spread the cost.
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Bublshop’s Latest Offers - 28 November 2023
Bublshop's team shared some great offers this week. In case you missed them, or you don't receive our emails, we've shared the details here too.
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Heating’s Holy Trinity: Solar, Battery, Heat Pump - 9 November 2023
A lightbulb moment! Solar panels combined with a battery storage unit and a heat pump offer a truly sustainable energy supply.
What is an Air
Source Heat Pump?
An air source heat pump (ASHP) is a low carbon, sustainable alternative to a traditional fossil fuel (oil or gas) boiler.
Oil and gas both release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere when they’re burnt, contributing to global warming (it’s estimated that gas boilers account for up to 20 per cent of air pollution in some cities).
An air source heat pump is an environmentally-friendly, non-polluting replacement and it can provide all the heat and hot water your home, office or commercial space needs.
It works by transferring heat absorbed from the outside air (even when it’s cold) into an indoor space via a wet system (essentially a reverse refrigerator).
The Environmental choice
Oil Boiler
The average oil boiler produces 5.3 tonnes of carbon per year.
Gas Boiler
The average gas boiler produces 3.7 tonnes of carbon per year.
ASHP
The average ASHP will produce 1.6 tonnes of carbon per year.