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2026-02-20
Ground Source Heat Pump COP 5.0
Incl. installation & drilling
SEK 150,000
ROT deduction 30%
-SEK 22,500
To pay
SEK 127,500
You save SEK 22,500 directly on the invoice
*Illustrative example. ROT deduction applies to labor costs (not materials). Actual deduction depends on the scope of installation. Eligibility for ROT deduction is assessed by the Swedish Tax Agency.
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Here we answer the most common questions about heat pumps and heating.
Everything you need to know before investing in a heat pump for your home.
The heat pump is Sweden's most popular heating solution — and for good reason. Over 60% of all Swedish houses are heated with a heat pump today, making Sweden the country with the most heat pumps per capita in the world. In this guide, we cover everything you need to know to choose the right heat pump for your home.
A heat pump moves heat from a source (outdoor air, ground or bedrock) into your house. It works like a refrigerator in reverse — instead of cooling the inside and heating the outside, it heats the inside by extracting energy from outside.
A heat pump is one of the most profitable investments you can make as a homeowner. Here are the most important reasons:
A heat pump can reduce your heating costs by 50–75% compared to direct electric heating and 30–50% compared to an oil boiler. For an average house, this means savings of SEK 15,000–40,000 per year depending on the type of heat pump and your previous heating system.
Since the heat pump draws the majority of its energy from renewable ambient heat (air, ground or bedrock), it is one of the most climate-smart ways to heat your home. With the Swedish electricity mix, a heat pump has extremely low carbon emissions — significantly lower than gas, oil or pellets.
A modern heat pump installation increases your property's market value. Buyers prefer homes with low running costs and sustainable technology. Ground source and air-to-water heat pumps provide the greatest value increase, often SEK 100,000–200,000 or more.
A heat pump and solar panels are an ideal combination. The solar panels produce free electricity that powers the heat pump, further reducing your electricity costs. During the summer months, solar panels can cover the heat pump's entire electricity demand for hot water. With a battery, you can also store surplus electricity for use in the evenings and at night.
Prices vary significantly depending on the type of heat pump, house size and installation complexity. Here is an overview of typical prices including installation:
| Type | Price range (incl. installation) | Suitable for |
|---|---|---|
| Air-to-air | SEK 25,000 – 50,000 | Individual rooms, supplementary |
| Air-to-water | SEK 90,000 – 160,000 | Whole house, hydronic system |
| Ground source | SEK 180,000 – 300,000 | Whole house, lowest running cost |
With the green tax deduction, you get a 48.5% tax reduction (max SEK 50,000 per person) for air-to-water and ground source heat pumps. An air-to-water system at SEK 140,000 costs approximately SEK 72,000 after the deduction. Air-to-air is not eligible for the green tax deduction.
COP (Coefficient of Performance) indicates how efficient the heat pump is at a given moment. A COP of 4 means the pump delivers 4 kWh of heat per 1 kWh of electricity. SCOP (Seasonal COP) is an annual average that accounts for varying outdoor temperatures throughout the entire heating season — a more representative measure for Swedish conditions.
Good to know
A modern air-to-water heat pump typically has a SCOP of 3.5–4.5 in central Sweden. Ground source heat pumps often reach SCOP 4–5 thanks to the stable temperature in the borehole. The higher the SCOP, the lower the electricity cost per kWh of heat produced.
There are three main types of heat pumps for houses in Sweden. Which one suits you best depends on your house, your heating system and your budget:
Air-to-air
Simplest and cheapest. Extracts heat from outdoor air and blows warm air directly inside. Best as a supplement to an existing heating system. Can also cool in summer. COP decreases at very low temperatures.
Air-to-water
Extracts heat from outdoor air and transfers it to the house's hydronic system (radiators or underfloor heating). Provides both heating and hot water. The most popular choice for a complete system change. Eligible for the green tax deduction.
Ground source
Extracts heat from the bedrock via a borehole (100–250 m deep). Highest efficiency and lowest running cost of all types. Requires drilling which increases the investment cost, but provides stable performance regardless of outdoor temperature. Eligible for the green tax deduction.
Air-to-air is best as a supplement, air-to-water is the most common all-round choice and ground source provides the lowest running costs in the long term. All three types work well in the Swedish climate.
Installing a heat pump is a relatively major project, especially for ground source. Here is an overview of the process:
A heat pump has an expected lifespan of 15–25 years depending on type and usage. Ground source heat pumps tend to last the longest thanks to stable operating conditions. Maintenance is minimal — an annual check of filters and pressure is sufficient in most cases. The compressor is the component that wears the most, but modern models are designed for high operational reliability. Tip: sign a service agreement with your installer for regular inspections and faster assistance if problems arise.
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