HVAC giant Carrier has made a ‘strategic investment’ in heat pump installation group Heat Geek.
The investment, for an undisclosed sum, comes through its subsidiary Carrier Ventures. Carrier said the benefit is twofold: homeowners gain easier access to expert installers who can design and install their heat pumps efficiently, while Carrier benefits from Heat Geek’s certified training program, which helps grow a network of installers across the UK and Europe.
The company noted that as more homes across Europe transition from gas boilers to electric heat pumps, a homeowner’s ability to find installers with the right expertise is critical. Carrier’s investment supports its strategy to expand electrified heating solutions in Europe and help more households adopt high-efficiency heat pumps.
Thomas Heim, President, Climate Solutions Europe at Carrier said:
Accelerating the shift to heat pump technology requires both innovation and a strong professional ecosystem. Heat Geek is building an innovative platform that supports skilled installers and raises the standard for system design and installation. Strengthening this ecosystem will be key to scaling electrified heating across Europe, particularly in fast-growing markets like the UK.”
The Heat Geek business provides a digital sales platform that connects homeowners with Heat Geek-certified independent installers who use AI-powered tools to design and install the most efficient heat pump system for each home. The platform supports the process end-to-end, from system design and quoting to financing, grants and installation.
Aadil Qureshi, Co-Founder and CEO of Heat Geek said:
We are proud to welcome Carrier as an investor. Our mission is to raise the bar for residential heat pump adoption by empowering the UK and Europe’s most committed installers through collaboration, education and digital enablement. This partnership supports our continued growth and long-term vision.”
