Find out more about Zero Disrupt:
https://go.skill-builder.uk/heatgeek
FULL VIDEO:
https://youtu.be/ENt9fJBHINQ
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🚨 A bold new claim is shaking up the heating world: Heat Geek’s Zero Disrupt system promises heat pump installs that are faster, less disruptive, and in many cases cheaper than swapping a gas boiler.
Some are even calling it “free” once government grants are factored in. But what sounds revolutionary also raises some serious questions.
Heat pumps have long been criticised for being too expensive, complex, and disruptive. Oversized radiators, mandatory cylinder swaps, and drawn-out installs have created barriers for homeowners. Zero Disrupt introduces AI-driven heat loss scanning, live monitoring, and precision design that eliminates unnecessary parts, halves installation time, and ensures efficiency.
The numbers are eye-catching:
⚡ 40% fewer parts
🛠️ Install time cut by 50%
💷 Costs reduced by up to 75%
📊 Efficiency monitored and guaranteed
But here’s the challenge: when “free installs” are based on subsidies, who’s really paying? Taxpayers fund the grants that make these headline figures possible, and with support schemes set to wind down by 2028–2029, questions remain about long-term affordability and stability.
The heating industry now faces a crossroads. Are we witnessing the first true breakthrough that can take heat pumps mainstream, or just another over-promised innovation? And where does this leave the gas boiler — written off too soon, or still essential to the future mix?
What’s clear is that the debate around cost, disruption, and trust is more important than ever. Zero Disrupt might prove to be the turning point, or it might simply expose how hard it is to deliver change in a market built on decades of boiler dominance.
