Mitsubishi Ecodan with George Clark 

We moved in to our converted barn 9 years ago (bought from a previous owner who didn't really live in it). It has an ECODAN ASHP for underfloor heating and hot water. It is expensive to run and gives nothing back. I have turned off the heating and replaced it with 3 Everett stoves, which are really good. Although the hot water is set to 24hrs it is always cold, so we have to repeatedly use the boost button (up to 3 times) to heat water for washing up etc. I have really struggled to find anyone to offer a service, the original installers have gone. I have recently contacted a company I saw on a recommendation of our local face book page who wants £400 plus vat and extra if the glycol needs topping up. Luckily I have a gas Aga (aims programmable) which help to heat the property; gas central heating would be preferable but with the cost to convert and net zero agenda this is not a possibility. I am so frustrated!!

We live in a 3 bed timber-framed new build semi and have a Daikin Altherma ASHP. From my 3 month of experience of using it over winter, I would put it in a skip and have a Viessmann gas boiler fitted in its place - if we were on mains gas.

I have a 2 bed property with an r32 exodan, and my home is so cold it's intrue, this was swapped for an s and y plan as that wasn't working at all, my bills were 1,600 a quater, and this new one is still not heating my home, and I had a bill for 1,300. My radiators are not working properly and are warm at the top and cold at the bottom, we are so cold but I'm still getting high bills

360p, really?

I don't heat my house June thru' Sept so SCOPs are misleading IMHO. What are the COPs for Nov, Dec, Jan and Feb when the temps sometimes get down to -3C? Close to 2 I'd have thought, but I'm happy to be corrected..