Christchurch heat pump installers

High-wall heat pump installation in Christchurch

Christchurch high-walls are specified for frost. A living-area unit is often 6–8 kW, not 5 kW, especially in an open-plan rebuild with glass and height.

  • Free to request a quote
  • Sized for your room during a site visit
  • New installs and replacements
  • No obligation to go ahead

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Indoor high-wall heat pump head in a living space

High-wall in Christchurch

What to know about high-wall heat pumps in Christchurch

Fendalton and St Albans villas still leak through single glazing. Halswell, Hornby and Rolleston family homes are more straightforward if insulation has been upgraded. Ask for heating capacity at −5 °C, not just the nameplate.

Canterbury cold is drier than Wellington damp, but it goes lower. Outdoor units will frost. A cheap unit that is fine in Northland will spend July in defrost mode here. Ask for a model with a published low-temperature heating figure.

Read the high-wall guide

Is a high-wall system right for your home?

A quick way to tell before the installer visits.

A good choice when

  • One room you actually live in

    Lounge, open-plan, or a bedroom that will not warm. One head, one job, one outdoor unit.

  • A grant conversation

    Warmer Kiwi Homes only funds approved high-wall units in the living area. Floor consoles and ducted are out.

  • A first unit or a straight swap

    Fastest install. Replacement is cheaper when the outdoor pad and hole still make sense.

Consider another type when

  • Trying to heat the whole house

    A hallway head that ‘covers everything’ does not. Use multi-split or ducted, or a second standalone split.

  • A wall that cannot take the head

    No free wall, heritage restrictions, or a room that needs even throw, look at cassette or floor console.

How it works

How to get a high-wall heat pump quote in Christchurch

  1. 1

    Tell us about the job

    What you need, whether that is a new heat pump, a replacement, a repair or a service. It takes about a minute.

  2. 2

    A local heat pump business gets in touch

    We pass your request to a local heat pump business that covers your area. They call to talk it through and book a visit.

  3. 3

    Get your quote and decide

    They take a look and give you a written quote for the work. Go ahead only if you are happy.

High-wall heat pumps in Christchurch: questions

Is a high-wall heat pump the right choice for Christchurch?

Christchurch high-walls are specified for frost. A living-area unit is often 6–8 kW, not 5 kW, especially in an open-plan rebuild with glass and height. A local installer confirms the type and size on site.

What size high-wall heat pump do I need?

A bedroom is often 2.5–3.5 kW. A typical Kiwi living area is 5–7 kW. Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill living rooms often need more. Insulation, glazing and a south wall all move the number. The installer sizes on site.

How much does a high-wall heat pump cost in NZ?

It depends on the size of the unit, the pipe run, the wall type and any switchboard work. The installer looks at the room and gives you a written quote for that house.

Will Warmer Kiwi Homes pay for a high-wall?

If you qualify, yes, high-wall in the living area is the funded type. It is means-tested, for homes built before 2008, with insulation rules. Mention it on the form.

Repairs and servicing

Already have a heat pump?

If it is faulty, noisy or overdue for a service, a local technician in Christchurch can sort it.

Repairs in Christchurch

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